Professor Marcos Eberlin, new Associate Editor of Journal of Mass Spectrometry, on the development of mass spectrometry in Brazil
Brazilians Love For Mass Spectrometry
Largest US Compound Library
US agencies collaborate to test 10,000 chemicals for potential toxicity
Ionic Liquids Give Catalyst the Edge
Ionic liquids induce morphological changes in a heterogeneous catalyst and give it well-defined edges
New Route to Pyridines
New route to substituted pyridines offers flexibility and complete regiochemical control
Conjugated Polymers: Because Shape Matters
Polymer objects that appear one-dimensional may adopt complex 3D structures influencing their electronic and optical properties
Earning Your Stripes with Cheminformatics
Cheminformatics approach to chemical genetics allows rapid screening of hundreds of compounds against biological targets
Celebrating 150 Years of the Department of Chemistry, The University of Tokyo
Celebration of the 150th Anniversary of the Department of Chemistry, School of Science, The University of Tokyo
Solar Paint Simplifies Solar Cells
What if all it takes is a coat of paint to convert light energy into electricity?
Clara Immerwahr Memorialized in Wrocław
Immerwahr honored for being the first woman to receive a Ph.D. from Breslau University and for taking a stand against her nation and husband
Frontiers in Intermetallics
ZAAC Special Issue on Intermetallics reveals the challenges involved in the search and synthesis of these fascinating compounds