The Magazine of Chemistry Europe

Mendeleev's Periodic Table is, for many, the symbol of chemistry but is the current layout the best one?

Renewable starting materials based on quinic acid from coffee beans can be used to synthesize polycarbonates

The safety of nanoparticles is under constant examination and recent research suggests their toxicity does not depend on size

How decision making by Buddist meditators differs from that of ordinary people revealed by neuroimaging techniques

Immunoassay that uses an optical biosensor can screen infant formula milk products for the toxic chemical melamine

A tool for synthetic organic chemists, (E,E)-1,5-cyclooctadiene, could find wide utility in chemical biology and polymer chemistry

Glycogen, the glucose buffer in animals, is differently structured in type 2 diabetes according to a chromatographic and electrophoresis study

Make your micelles small enough and like charges attract. That's the startling conclusion of Indian researchers studying these biomimetic systems

Spectroscopy shows that environmental conditions must be considered when interpreting the chemistry of teeth and bones from an archeological dig

Honeybees might imbibe a toxic dose of insecticide from tiny dropletsthat form on seedlings from coated seeds