The Magazine of Chemistry Europe

Aspirin was first made in 1897 and is the most widely used medicine in the world, so how does it remain an exciting drug?

Jukka Malm, European Chemicals Agency (ECHA), talks about the upcoming changes to the biocides legislation

Dramatic dye uptake by newly synthesized hydrogelator which will guide the production of novel inexpensive and easy to use water purification platforms

A team from Dresden headed by Professor Karl Leo has won the German Future Prize

Helena Dodziuk, Polish Academy of Sciences, works on molecules with interesting topography and strained hydrocarbons with unusual spatial structures

The nominees for the German Future Prize of the Federal President for Technology and Innovation have been announced