The Magazine of Chemistry Europe

Chemists have developed an efficient and stable sensor for the toxic industrial chemical hydrazine using carbon-coated zinc nanorods

Europium titanate thin films – simultaneously both ferroelectric and ferromagnetic – have great potential in electronics

Forensic DNA testing against a database could become as simple as matching fingerprints, making bail decisions more straightforward

Environmental clean-up, medical diagnosis and chemical analysis could all be done with microdevices powered by bubbles

The enzyme nitrogenase converts nitrogen into ammonia but surprisingly it can also reduce CO to organic compounds

Fuel cell catalyst based on supported Pt nanoparticles is resistant to CO poisoning and is more active than commercial products

New, carbon-based nanoscale platform to electrically detect single DNA molecules has been developed

Accumulation of gylcerol in the cells of tree frogs could shed light on human cryogenics

C₆₀ and C₇₀ have been discovered in space by using the infrared spectrograph on NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope

Detection of counterfeit notes is possible by direct analysis of Brazilian real, US$ dollar, and euro bills using ambient mass spectrometry