The Magazine of Chemistry Europe

The Institute of Chemistry at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem was the first of its kind in the country

Finding the most stable structure for a given molecular formula is a rewarding project for teachers and students alike

The first entry was on July 19, 1953; the last on October 16, 1994. 15,065 days. That was the lifespan of Tetsuo Nozoe’s autograph book

The material Co-MOF-74 reported to exhibit record selectivity for absorption of propene over propane for any MOF described to date

The Chemical Record special issue includes personal account articles from all seven past Merck-Banyu Lectureship awardees

The 11 Silver Medal winners from 1999 to 2009 represent the ‘crème de la crème’ of modern Japanese organic chemistry

Professor Bert W. Meijer, Eindhoven University of Technology, has been named the 2011 The Chemical Record Lecturer

Iron catalysis has allowed the syntheses of himanimide A and B in four and five steps, respectively

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