Making vehicles lighter and smaller can not only save energy and protect the environment, but can also reduce the risk of traffic injuries

Current trends in membrane science aim to tackle major issues by means of innovative membrane technologies for the separation and purification of highly valuable products or the removal of unwanted species

Claudia Felser discusses the fascinating functionalities of Heusler compounds and what needs to be done to develop new materials for energy technology

Vaness Wood explains what needs to be done to develop new, sustainable mobility systems

Ali Khademhosseini talks about his research which is focusing on biomaterials and tissue engineering

Dr. Amitabh Banerji develops experiments with photoactive materials for school students and teaching aids for teachers

Nobel Laureate Dan Shechtman talks about the reason why quasicrystals weren't discovered earlier and his unerring belief in his experiments

Professor Linda Nazar summarizes her research that focuses on developing new materials for energy storage and conversion

Professor Andrew B. Holmes, University of Melbourne, Australia, will give The Chemical Record Lecture TCR Lecture

Each of the 34 designs of the official Olympic torch has relyed on chemistry to stay alight throughout the torch relay