For the first time in the 100-year history of the IUPAC, the worldwide chemistry community will be celebrating the achievements of chemistry

New understanding of dynamics of cutting carbon nanotubes could lead to better-quality nanotubes for use in electronics

Pictures from the Electrochemistry conference in Bochum, Germany

Tunable, (super)conductive plastic films made with ion beam and used for electrical resistance thermometers

ChemPhysChem dedicates a special issue to three top contributors to atmospheric chemistry: P. Mirabel, G. Le Bras and R. Lesclaux

Professor H.-J. Quadbeck-Seeger, Germany, diplays the beauty of chemical structures with new molecular models - graphene shown

The world’s smallest battery, with an anode of a single nanowire, has been created inside a TEM to study its charging in detail

The Nobel Prizes will be formally awarded today, but the physics decision has come under close scrutiny

Banknotes with organic thin-film transistors could make active anti-counterfeiting measures and electronic tracking possible

An overview of the current issue of Angewandte Chemie International Edition