Ultracentifugation has proven to be highly effective in separating by density, electronic and optical characteristics.
Purification of Carbon Nanotube Species
Microscopy on Mars
Dr Tom Pike of Imperial College London, who gave a recent plenary presentation on Microscopy on Mars, discusses his work
Espresso – A Three-Step Preparation
Klaus Roth proves that no culinary masterpiece can be achieved without a basic knowledge of chemistry
Mononuclear Ru(I) and Os(I) Complexes
Well-defined mononuclear Ru(I) and Os(I) complexes have metalloradical character and exhibit both one-electron and two-electron redox reactivity
Building a Sustainable World
Paul Anastas discusses why green chemistry is so fundemental to sustainability, and a worthy intellectual exercise.
Coordination Down Under
Meet the Editor of EurJIC at the 39th International Conference on Coordination Chemistry (ICCC 39).
History of the Discovery of the Elements
The chronology of the discovery of the elements is a textbook example of scientific development
Metals in Medicine Conference
EurJIC at the Gordon Research Conference on Metals in Medicine
R&D Spending
A look at the top countries for research and development expenditure within the EU and the rest of the world.
Kicking Around Carbon
New insights into fullerene chemistry have emerged from graphene research showing the soccerball-shaped molecules forming as graphene flakes lock together.