Light-driven implantable converter for bioelectronics devices could make changing the battery in pacemakers a thing of the past

Shine a Light Instead of Changing the Battery

Haja Luz! – Interview with Jorge Calado
J. Calado, University of Lisbon, talks about chemistry, history and art, and what really drove Mendeleev to create the Periodic Table

60 Years Institut Dr. Flad
International renowned school for Chemistry, Pharmacy, Biotechnology and the Environment, celebrated with outstanding scientists

Green Carbon Dioxide – Interview with A. Quadrelli and G. Centi
Talk about the current state-of-the art of carbon dioxide recycling, carbon dioxide as a key element for the future of the chemical industry

Peter Gölitz Receives Honorary Doctorate
Peter Gölitz, Editor-in-Chief of Angewandte Chemie, receives Honorary Doctorate from the University of Basel

Stable Dinucleotide–RNA Duplexes
Dinucleotide–RNA duplexes with high thermal stability show promise in biotechnology and may help treat genetic diseases

Bow Down to the Light
Light-triggered microscale robotic arm makes bending and stretching motions

New German/Japanese Initiative
Strengthen the scientific cooperation between Japan and Germany

TBMRFAADOBE
The Bare Minimum Requirements For An Article Describing Optical Biosensor Experiments - a Caribbean literature referee cruise

Gluing Cells to Scaffolds with Mussel Proteins
Hybrid made from nanofibers and glue from mussel protein can be used as substrate for tissue culture