An overview of the current issue of Angewandte Chemie

New manufacturing technique could see the elusive green LED become as powerful and cheap as its red and blue counterparts

Using a genetically modified virus as a template for carbon nanotubes improves solar-cell efficiency by nearly one-third

The Chemical Society of Hong Kong invites professors in chemistry to share their greetings on the International Year of Chemistry

To celebrate its 25th birthday, Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry presents 25 award winning, highly cited papers free to read

Single-electron transistor provides building block for new, more powerful computer memories and advanced electronic materials

New way to make self-assembled multilayer films use electrochemistry to trigger click reaction between polymers

Pnicogen bonds have a comparable strength to hydrogen bonds and might act as a new conceivable molecular linker

Create a catchy name for the next EU research and innovation programme

Improved tank in series model for solid oxide fuel cells cuts computational time and predicts potentiostatic operation parameters