The Magazine of Chemistry Europe

Boron-containing π-conjugated heterocycles shed light on optoelectronics

Lamellarins, natural products isolated from marine mollusks and sponges, show potential in treating multidrug resistant cancer

In a nanohoop molecule, macrocyclic ring strain slows rotation of aryl units, leading to interconverting atropisomers

The sandwich structure of a graphene/sulfur nanocomposite improves the performance of lithium sulfur batteries

New tellurium nanomaterials shown to have higher antibacterial activity and lower toxicity than comparable silver nanoparticles

Capillary electrophoresis coupled with fluorescence detection discriminates protein–peptide binding events involved in celiac disease

Synthesis of sesquiterpenoid related to neurite outgrowth-promoting natural product could improve understanding of neural networks

Superhydrphobic graphene surfaces mimic the properties of butterfly wings and rose petals

Jan Reedijk discusses how citation metrics are pushing editors, referees, and authors into strategic and sometimes unethical behavior

Rutger van Santen looks at how catalysis combines science and technology to yield advances that would be otherwise impossible