Overview of the current issue of Angewandte Chemie

Ryoji Noyori Introduces RIKEN, Japan’s flagship institution for comprehensive scientific research

Cadmium selenide quantum dots degrade in soil and release their toxic guts

Engineering of globular proteins has allowed to make solvent-free liquids comprising structurally and functionally intact biomolecules

Porous iron oxide material effectively removes ozone from air and could lead to a new generation of ozone filters

New generation of nanomaterials controls and directs the energy absorbed from light

First nanotube-based catalytic system for silane oxidation reported

Smart nanoparticles can disrupt the blood supply to cancerous tumors

The GDCh published the 2010 statistics on chemistry students and graduates at Universities and Fachhochschulen in Germany

Excellent results for Wiley's and Wiley-VCH's 2010 ISI Impact Factors, e.g. new record IF for Angewandte Chemie