Read article: Lung-mimicking electrocatalyst system turns water into fuel
Lung-mimicking electrocatalyst system turns water into fuel
Alveolar structure could help make clean energy technologies more efficient
Read article: Lung-mimicking electrocatalyst system turns water into fuel
Read article: Twisted linkage geometries hint at new organic chemistry
Twisted linkage geometries hint at new organic chemistry
Researchers discover a whole class of Möbius Kaleidocycles, hinged geometries that share the topology of a Mӧbius band and a previously uniquely limited range of mobility
Read article: Robotics platform automates chemical synthesis
Robotics platform automates chemical synthesis
A ‘Chemputer’ and general chemical programming language offers a universal approach to control the assembly of complex molecules
Read article: Ancient enzyme resurrected for commercial biocatalysis
Ancient enzyme resurrected for commercial biocatalysis
Gene sequence reconstruction technique helps improve the thermostability of technologically important modern-day P450s
Read article: Catechyl lignin could produce commodity chemicals
Catechyl lignin could produce commodity chemicals
A recently discovered form of lignin could be ideal for the biorefinery
Read article: Frances H Arnold, George P Smith and Gregory P Winter win the Nobel Prize for Chemistry
Frances H Arnold, George P Smith and Gregory P Winter win the Nobel Prize for Chemistry
The Nobel Committee have announced the award of this year's Chemistry Prize for "harnessing the power of evolution"
Read article: Fluorescent ‘flipper’ probe measures membrane tension
Fluorescent ‘flipper’ probe measures membrane tension
New technique accurately measures the tension of a cellular membrane, so shedding more light on how biological cells naturally adjust their surface area to volume ratio
Read article: Could sunscreens harm fish embryos?
Could sunscreens harm fish embryos?
New analyses reveal that early life-stage zebrafish dislike multiple UV filter chemicals in high concentrations
Read article: Genetically trained molecular enzymes harness natural powerhouse
Genetically trained molecular enzymes harness natural powerhouse
By tuning the functionality of biological catalysts using genetic encoding, researchers have extended their applications to non-biological environments while enabling a greater understanding of comple...
Read article: ‘Frustrated’ water molecules drive supramolecular self-assembly
‘Frustrated’ water molecules drive supramolecular self-assembly
Unexpected new result reveals that trace levels of water in oils play an important role in supramolecular chemistry
