Emily Carter, Princeton University, USA, discusses her work on using quantum mechanics to solve the World's energy problems
Wissenschaftsforum: E. Carter on Quantum Mechanics and the Energy Crisis
Do You Fit The Angewandte Mold?
Do all chemists like sushi? Do they have a typical hobby? And if so, what is it? ChemViews finds out ...
Climate Change: A Crop Protection Challenge – Interview with D. Gustafson
Dave Gustafson, Senior Fellow, Monsanto Company, discusses climate change and its impact on crop production
Goldilocks and the Three Water-Splitting Complexes
Making complexes that absorb light and split water can be as difficult as making porridge for Goldilocks as steric and electronic factors clash
Top Universities in the World
Cambridge University, UK, has topped a league table of the world's best universities, with Harvard and MIT, USA, ranked second and third
Panda Poop for Biofuel Production
Panda poop contains bacteria that could help produce cheaper, more abundant biofuels
Under-Reported Emissions link to EU Chemical Industry
Evidence for under-reported western European emissions of the potent greenhouse gas HFC-23 link to EU chemical industry
Ferdi Schüth Receives the Wöhler Prize
Ferdi Schüth, Max Planck Institute for Coal Research, Germany, receives GDCh prize for processes that conserve resources
Women in Chemistry — Interview with Danielle Ballivet-Tkatchenko
Danielle Ballivet-Tkatchenko, University of Bourgogne, France, is a leading researcher in the field of CO2 conversion and utilization
ACS Meeting Denver: R. Zare on China
Richard Zare, Stanford University, USA, discusses his editorial on why the West should help China develop its science