Looking a bit deeper into the glass we discover that there is a great deal of chemistry involved ... only chemistry can be this tingling
Sparkling Wine, Champagne & Co – Part 1
Bacteria Help Healing
Method for the production of bacterially synthesized cellulose and cellulose-containing material in a planar form
Mask Bitterness of Ginseng
University of Illinois scientists have learned to mask the bitterness of ginseng, a common ingredient of energy drinks
Mess-ter Comic — Initiation
A comic series by Sophie Lin: In part 4 she searches for the initiator of her polymerization
Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Prize
The highest honour awarded in German research has been awarded
Interviews with Chemistry Europe Presidents
In this series of interviews, presidents of the national societies of Chemistry Europe talk about their society, personal motivation, and plans for the future
Heme not Required
Ironing out the creases: elucidation of the mechanism of a non-heme iron catalyst is achieved
Sustainable Bioplastics For Future Applications
Methods of polymerization as well as properties and applications of bio-based plastics are interdisciplinary future challenges
Coffee’s Antioxidant Properties
Drinking coffee can be good for your health, as shown by a study of chlorogenic acid-enriched instant coffee
More Efficient Cancer Treatment
Combining chemo- and photothermal therapy: gold nanoshells combine targeted chemotherapy with NIR-activated heat treatment