The Magazine of Chemistry Europe

New method extends the possibilities of nano-fabrication

Extremely hot silicon emits light that specialized solar cells turn into electricity

Europe's forest ecosystems are changing, in large part due to climate change

Genetic changes can make harmless germ dangerous

Surface processes directly controlled at the atomic scale by an externally applied electric field

Directing the growth of nonliquid crystalline polymers into sheets of highly ordered fibers

Increasingly, more Europeans are getting sick and die from infections with antibiotic-resistant bacteria

The Cas9 enzyme could cause unwanted immune reactions in the human body

Circulation in the Atlantic responsible for the mild climate of Europe weakens

Cocoa butter and dark chocolate contain significant amounts of vitamin D