The Magazine of Chemistry Europe

Compound found in soybeans identifies and inhibits growth of cancer cells by targeting elevated copper levels

Banknotes with organic thin-film transistors could make active anti-counterfeiting measures and electronic tracking possible

Method for the production of bacterially synthesized cellulose and cellulose-containing material in a planar form

High-pressure-driven flows destabilize lotus effect of superhydrophobic surfaces, but new method sustains three times the liquid pressure

University of Illinois scientists have learned to mask the bitterness of ginseng, a common ingredient of energy drinks

In this series of interviews, presidents and leaders of the national societies of Chemistry Europe talk about their society, personal motivation, and plans for the future

Drinking coffee can be good for your health, as shown by a study of chlorogenic acid-enriched instant coffee

Preparation of mineral source water from deep sea water: Reduction of sulfate ion using selemion ASV membrane

European Patent Office will use Google's machine translation technology to translate patents

Poly(ethylene glycol) (PEG) spacers linking peptides to surfaces for diagnostic purposes are assumed to be conformationally inert