The Magazine of Chemistry Europe

Highly porous magnetic microspheres mop up toxic metals for rapid detection of contaminated drinking water

The photocatalytic activity of titania moves from UV to visible light if trapped within carbon nanotubes, opening up new applications

Do herbal remedies like St. John's wort live up to their claims or are they a source of additional complications?

The humble zebrafish can be used to test the safety of transition metal oxide nanoparticles according to an international team

Algorithm can spot the earliest biochemical changes that are a precursor to cervical cancer by untangling near-infrared Raman spectra

A new dual catalyst approach to cycloaddition makes a formerly diastereoselective reaction scheme enantioselective

Endocannabinoids, the body's equivalent to compounds in marijuana that lead to a "high" could help explain dietary fat intake

The cryopreservation of samples of human cells can be improved with the use of a bioconjugate antifreeze compound

The wings of a butterfly have served as a template for making 3D silica photonic crystals for non-linear optics applications

Metal-free catalysts that effect transfer hydrogenation in imines, enamines, and N-heterocycles, offer simpler routes to novel molecules