The Magazine of Chemistry Europe

Crystal engineers have found a way to change the solvated form of the non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug celecoxib to improve oral availability

Ultra-thin sheets of LEDs implanted under the skin could be used in medical monitoring or in light-activated drug delivery systems

Salivary amylase helps determine the feel in the mouth of the food we eat, in particular how the digestion of starch alters texture perception

Clue to drug addiction emerges from studies of episodic withdrawal from morphine and its effects on psychomotor sensitization

A 21-step synthesis of (−)-nakadomarin A from the simple starting material D-pyroglutamic acid has been achieved

IR and UV spectroscopy can be used to analyze the HIV/AIDS drug, Zidovudine (AZT) in solid dosage form

Low-temperature platinum catalyst could be used for on-board hydrogen production in fuel-cell powered vehicles

Bulk thermodynamic properties of a binary mixture have been found not to be directly transferable to chemical interfaces

A long-chain organogelator behaves normally in toluene, but changes to a heat-responsive gelator when lithium chloride is added

Theorizing and synthesizing metallic sponges for absorption of greenhouse gases and hydrogen storage in vehicle fuel cells