The Magazine of Chemistry Europe

Iron catalyst shows hydrogen generation is possible under visible light irradiation and at ambient temperatures.

Histine modifications allow the Kaposi Sarcoma-associated herpesvirus (KSHV) to switch between latent and active states.

Visible-light catalysis, using silver chloride nanowires decorated with gold nanoparticles, may decompose organic molecules in polluted water

Manipulation of nanowires could lead to delivery of molecular doses of biologically active chemicals to individual cells.

Cefic announces a one-stop-shop for information on EU funding for the chemical industry.

Distinguishing genuine brandies from imposters, or identifying a particular brand requires a fine nose – or a GC-MS.

GDCh award prizes to authors who communicate an understanding of chemistry to the general public.

Professor Michael Grätzel was awarded the world’s largest technology prize for cheap solar cells.

Wiley-VCH author Professor Geoffrey Ozin wins the Premier's Discovery Award in Natural Sciences and Engineering.

Cefic suggests greater account of local needs and circumstances are required for better environmental protection.