The Science Prize for Online Resources in Education has been awarded to a video project from the University of Nottingham, UK

Particles in vortices in turbulent flow shown to change speed and shape like an ice-skater performing a pirouette

Free service enabling researchers to verify compound coverage in databases and spectral libraries published by Wiley and Wiley-VCH

New ‘deconvoluted’ fullerene derivatives that preserve a section of the fullerene motif show promise for solar cells

Klaus Unger, formerly the Johannes-Gutenberg University, Germany, celebrates his 75th birthday

Linde builds Indonesia's largest air separation unit

New design principle for finding fuel-cell catalysts could help preclude the need for expensive noble metals

Understanding the balance of bonds that dictate the behavior of ionic liquids holds the promise of exploiting them further

Senior Carbohydrate Scientist at EcoSynthetix Inc., Canada

A material with electrically tunable strength and flow stress has been developed with applications in construction, and medicine