To celebrate its 25th birthday, Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry presents 25 award winning, highly cited papers free to read

Single-electron transistor provides building block for new, more powerful computer memories and advanced electronic materials

New way to make self-assembled multilayer films use electrochemistry to trigger click reaction between polymers

Stopping histone demethylases from removing the methyl groups from lysine side chains could present effective route to treat cancer

For testing skin cream, synthetic skin may be as good as the real thing

Mass Spectrometry Reviews celebrates its 30th birthday with highly cited papers since 1983

Create a catchy name for the next EU research and innovation programme

Pnicogen bonds have a comparable strength to hydrogen bonds and might act as a new conceivable molecular linker

Targeting the actin filaments in cell scaffolds rather than the microtubules could lead to new anti-tumor or anti-HIV agents

Biochemical mechanism for the anti-obesity and anti-diabetic activity of fucoxanthin, major carotenoid found in marine brown seaweed