The Magazine of Chemistry Europe

Concrete is the most commonly used building material today. What is it made of?

Markus Kraft on the intersection of AI and chemistry, knowledge engineering and machine learning, their applications, challenges and successes, as well as his World Avatar Project

The short video explains where the oxygen comes from and how it is released

Swedish Nobel Laureate known for work on the theory of electrolytic dissociation, activation energy, and the pioneering theory of global warming

Dutch Nobel Laureate and theoretical physicist and thermodynamicist known for his pioneering work on the equation of state for gases and liquids

Why do drinks stay hot in winter and cool in summer?

Starting from the early alchemists we take a journey through time to examine how each of these chemists pushed the boundaries of what is possible

Bert Meijer about the training of Ph.D. students, parallels between footballers and chemists, communicating with the general public, and his work, which is also a hobby

Test your knowledge of famous scientists with this quiz featuring insights and reflections from some of the most renowned minds in the field

A. Lapkin, University of Cambridge, on the state of the art and challenges of transforming chemistry into the digital realm