Orginally isolated from frogs, bombesin analouges are now proving useful for tracing cancers through chelation to Tc

Better Tracers through Chelation

Calls For EU's Framework Programme
2011 calls for the European Union's 7th Framework Programme: 6.4 billion EUR — Europe's biggest ever investment in research and innovation

Uncultured Bacteria
Electrophoreses removes the need to culture bacteria samples before identification

Silver Bales
Ordinary cotton coated with silver and electrified creates water filter that has no moving parts and requires very little power

Angewandte Author Profiles
Albert Schenning, Carsten Schmuck, Ramón Martínez-Máñez, and José Barluenga are interviewed this month

Corey Presents Molecules & Medicine
Corey talks about his book "Molecules And Medicine"

Speed Up MRI
Scientists succeed in filming organs and joints in real time using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) by reducing the recording time

Lighting the Way
Chelation enhanced fluorescence of amino acids helps illuminate kinase activity in cancer cells

Ensuring Bite-Free Picnics
Understanding the chemistry behind insect repellants could help chemists design alternatives to DEET and its ilk

How do Bacteria Smell?
Bacteria are able to sense airborne volatile metabolites produced by neighboring bacterial cultures and respond in a coordinated way