Eye makeup found to contain graphite and manganese but not organic ingredients
A ferrocene-derived complex is a further exception to the 18-electron rule
Powerful method offers control of stereochemistry to produce drugs and natural products
New compounds are ‘among the most complex organosilanes ever synthesised’
Antarctica may seem pristine and almost devoid of life, but there’s plenty of chemistry going on. Victoria Atkinson explains what it can tell us about the climate and pollution across the globe
100 years ago, Cecilia Payne deduced that the sun is mainly made of hydrogen – but was encouraged to downplay her findings by her PhD supervisor. Mike Sutton takes up the story
With many different species entering torpor for a variety of reasons, scientists are looking to their sleepy secrets for ways to treat human diseases. Anthony King reports
Carbon capture and low-carbon hydrogen are central to any possibility of supplying liquid fuels compatible with net zero, reports Andy Extance
For centuries, the default subject in medicine research and training has been the male. Julia Robinson talks to the scientists and clinicians trying to improve things for the other 51% of humanity
Scientists design a star-shaped dianion only to discover it had probably been synthesised nearly two decades ago
Covalent nitrogen–oxygen–sulfur linkages could be a new target for potential drugs
First experimental evidence of tunnelling in fluorine pushes the boundary of our understanding of chemical bonding
Eye makeup found to contain graphite and manganese but not organic ingredients
Discoveries indicate meteoritic iron was falling out of fashion in the late iron age
Extreme heating followed by rapid cooling formed unique material in a Herculaneum man
Could Markita Landry’s research group be any more interdisciplinary?
Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation to fund seven year project headed by sustainable chemistry pioneer Paul Anastas
Team proposes how to broaden and standardise biological testing in sustainable chemical research
Dual catalyst system operates under ambient conditions, offering a way to reduce ammonia production’s environmental impact
‘Father of green chemistry’ Paul Anastas among those spearheading call to action
Capillary-driven flow distributes reagents evenly
Researchers create polyesteramides from brassylic acid and explore their potential as a replacement for polyethylene
Thea Ekins-Coward lost an arm in an experiment with unsafe apparatus
Effort to synthesise human genome will likely take decades but should provide insight into disease
Weizmann Institute of Science researchers estimate that repairs will cost at least £370m
Chemistry chairs warn that they face the same problems afflicting the UK with the Trump administration adding to their woes
The spending review has left universities struggling with deficits with few options but to hope for good news