Journal of Physical Organic Chemistry presents a "Symposium in Print on Tunneling in Chemical and Biological Reactions"

The ability of an electron to exist in two places at once has been controlled in the most common electronic material – silicon.

With new impact factors being announced, ChemViews takes a look at their calculation, controversy and usage.

"Gone is gone. There are no alternatives." - Interview with Koop Lammertsma, VU University, the Netherlands.

"It puzzles me why some chemists do not see chemistry as the big science." - Interview with Ben Daivis, University of Oxford, UK

An asymmetric total synthesis of the natural product erythro-8-O-4'-neolignan, machilin C, and its analog has been developed.

Peter Gölitz, Editor of Angew. Chem., discusses impact factors, dealing with criticism, and the future of science publishing

Switches between superhydrophobicity to superhydrophilic with pH could have important applications in medical applications.

Unique blue fluorescent chlorophyll decomposition products in banana leaves not mere detoxification products

A porous solid that not only stores hydrogen gas but can soak up carbon dioxide; a potentially green material on two fronts.