Overview of the latest issue of Angewandte Chemie
Angewandte Chemie 11/2019: Controlling Reactions
Smart Nanodrug Combats Resistance
A size‐controllable "stealth" doxorubicin‐loaded nanodrug
Nitroarenes as Amino Sources for Amide Synthesis
Chromium-catalyzed, step-economic reaction based on inexpensive air-stable subtrates
Halogen-Mediated Transport through Cell Membranes
Enhancing the cellular uptake of small molecules by halogen substitution
Chemical Hydrogen Storage System
Reversible liquid organic hydrogen carrier system made of simple organic compounds
Transfer Hydrogenation Catalyzed by a Bi(I) Complex
Unique example of Bi(I) catalysis
Improved Carbon Dioxide Reduction
Iron porphyrins with multipoint hydrogen bonding
Antibiotic Resistance Jumps Through the Genome
Study in fish shows increased mobility of bacterial resistance genes
Electrocatalyst Made from Covalent Organic Frameworks
Multifunctional catalyst obtained by pyrolysis of a bimetallic COF
Behind the Science: Reducing Heavy-Metal Load in Lithium-Ion Batteries
K. Welter, ChemPhysChem, talked to M. Yao, Osaka, Japan, about his work on anthraquinone-based oligomers in batteries