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

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

Fluorescent probes that quickly accumulate in the cell remove the need for washing step and selectively label intracellular proteins

Modified multi-walled carbon nanotubes show their promise as separators of chiral drugs

Natural surfactant, surfactin, extracts ferric ions from ion mixtures mimicking spent nuclear fuel

Key topics addressed from diverse research perspectives, promoting cross-disciplinary discussion of the global phenomenon

Highlights from this month's CHEManager Europe

Conditions and equipment design shown to influence particle residence times in fluidized bed granulation equipment