The Magazine of Chemistry Europe

What does quantum physics mean for our understanding of the world? For the general public, the scientist, the philosopher

Influence of computer technology and future vision of an organic/medicinal chemistry lab in the eyes of a Ph.D. student

Society is critically opposed to the industrial processing of food, but immensely large amounts of it are sold

Meeting of the Royal Society of Chemistry of Belgium in Liege to discuss latest research

European chemists met at the EucheMS in Seville, Spain, last week for a diverse and lively event

In an amazing career, Regina Valluzzi has come from materials sciences at MIT via a nanotech start-up to visual art

An amazing opportunity to meet new people, network, learn more about synthetic biology, and communicate with the general public

Dr. Nancy McGuire talks about how she came to work as a freelance writer and editor

Klaus Unger's 80th Birthday Symposium at a castle overlooking the Rhine Valley looked into the future of materials sciences

How does HPLC work, the single biggest chromatography technique essential to most laboratories worldwide