The Magazine of Chemistry Europe

Guidance to enable easier and more reliable reproduction of results

Open hardware allows researchers to build high-precision instrumentation themselves

Ion exchange with resin beads allows electrochemistry in ultra-low conductivity water

Solvent effects in metal-organic frameworks lead to controllable assembly of porous carbons

Framework materials can be tuned for selective dye removal from water

Morphological control of iron pyrite leads to promising solar cell electrode material

Chalcogenide framework materials show excellent second harmonic generation properties

Graphene/metal sulfide composites as potential catalysts for the hydrogen evolution reaction

Rapid machine-assisted synthesis of iridium(III) pyrazolate complexes

High-pressure techniques allow access to novel nitride structures