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The Future Builds on the Past
Biomaterials-Based Organic Electronic Devices
Paper-based circuits demonstrate dramatic improvements in both mechanical flexibility and versatility.
Helium Unraveled
The weakest bound diatomic molecule is He2. All properties of temperature can be modeled if the force between two atoms is known.
Infrared Imaging
Increased signal to noise ratio using InAs quantum dots for photodetection.
Speed is the Key
US Department of Energy researchers have quantified the quantum entanglement in photosynthesis.
Future Visions of Chemistry: Jan Reedijk
Interview with Jan Reedijk, Leiden University, The Netherlands: "Be creative, do not follow fashionable science, and think independently in a creative way."
Future Visions of Chemistry: Paolo Melchiorre
Interview with Paolo Melchiorre, ICIQ, Spain: "I am sure science will uncover and explain concepts that I cannot even imagine now."
In a Bit of a Bind
X. Zhang and H. Schwarz shed light on the mechanistic aspects of catalytic processes and make a systematic and comprehensive overview possible.
Looking for Something Explosive?
How to find TNT! A new chemosensor-based approach for the detection of nitrated aromatics gives hope to guide future developments.
Controllable H2 from H2O
Chemical energy generates hydrogen and electricity: a new process to be used in fuel cells for mobile applications.