Daniel G. Nocera demonstrates the storage of solar energy in the form of electrochemically produced oxygen and hydrogen 

Daniel G. Nocera (MIT), hinted at the possibility of bringing solar energy to the poor soon at the end of his talk at the recent ACS Meeting. ChemistryViews followed up

Daniel G. Nocera (MIT), hinted at the possibility of bringing solar energy to the poor soon at the end of his talk at the recent ACS Meeting. ChemistryViews followed up

Cubes made from sugar molecules represent a new form of porous metal - organic framework

Albert Schenning, Carsten Schmuck, Ramón Martínez-Máñez, and José Barluenga are interviewed this month

Ru-based dye and Ti nanoparticles combine to give solar cells of high efficiency and a variety of colors

SABIC signs alcohol-technology licensing agreement with Lurgi GmbH

Snapshots of the ACS Meeting, as seen from the Wiley booth

A silver-catalyzed cross-coupling reaction allows incorporation of fluorine into aromatic groups with high molecular complexity

Frank Schnitzeler is appointed business development manager for hydrogen technologies at Air Products