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Cambridge University, UK, has topped a league table of the world's best universities, with Harvard and MIT, USA, ranked second and third

Richard Zare, Stanford University, USA, discusses his editorial on why the West should help China develop its science

Polymerization reaction drives micromotor that weaves a web and can be directed towards specific targets

Wolfram Koch, Executive Director, GDCh, talks about the up-coming Wissenschaftsforum Chemie 2011 in Bremen, Germany

Positively charged nanoparticles generated for the first time by versatile and general method that wraps them in amphiphilic polymers

Weifeng Ding, Scientific Editor Chinese Journal of Chemistry, discusses the differences between the Shanghai and Weinheim editorial offices

The humble zebrafish can be used to test the safety of transition metal oxide nanoparticles according to an international team

Researchers reversed electrowetting to eventually allow us to produce power from a source implanted in our shoe soles

An overview of the latest issue of Angewandte Chemie