The Magazine of Chemistry Europe

Tiny crystalline flowers of titania can catalytically break down toxic azo dyes in wastewater

Homonuclear dihydrogen bonds link alkanes in the crystal state. But are these purportedly weak bonds stronger than we think?

Microfluidic technologies used to produce fibers of coordination polymers more easily than conventional techniques

Understanding how taste cells respond to sugar could eventually lead to ways to treat overconsumption and perhaps obesity

Azido polycarbonates with potential medical applications can be prepared and functionalized using the tools of "click chemistry"

You might one day power your mp3 player or smart phone by simply pouring in a sugary drink, thanks to biofuel cells research

The nightmarish effects of strychnine are nothing compared to its systematic name, which hints at how difficult it is to make

A 34-nm strand of DNA, just 100 base pairs long, can conduct a small electrical current without damage

Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) at common blood serum concentrations can reduce the chances of a successful IVF pregnancy

Screening 10,000 chemical compounds reveals a lead for treatment of prion diseases such as Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease