Instant insight: The shape of things to come

20 August 2007

Paul Midgley, Edmund Ward, Ana Hungria and John Meurig Thomas discuss using nanotomography to take a 3D glimpse at the nanoworld.

Interview: Technology in a bottle

28 August 2007

Jim Heath talks to Alison Stoddart about the discovery of C60 and his more recent adventures

Smart TLC

13 August 2007

Photosensor array allows quality and quantity of mixture to be measured.

Dual detection

01 August 2007

Scientists at the University of Virginia, US, have developed a sensor able to detect both dopamine and serotonin simultaneously in vivo for the first time.

Flexible electrodes

08 August 2007

New bendy LEDs don't crack under the strain.

China's pollution headache

16 August 2007

Chinese scientists have found concentrations of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) in some Chinese cities to be among the highest in the world.

Mars rocks

30 August 2007

The way in which the Mars Science Laboratory rover will identify Martian rocks has been tested by French scientists.

The only way is in

10 August 2007

Monitoring cancer markers in real-time in a biocompatible device.

DNA chips detect disease

06 August 2007

Single nucleotide polymorphs found quickly and easily.

Protein detection made simple

03 August 2007

Scientists in China have developed a simple sensor for proteins in DNA using gold nanoparticles.

Nano production lines

22 August 2007

Researchers in Switzerland have built nanoscale cargo loading stations and shuttles, an important step towards assembly lines for nanotechnology.

Targeting HIV electrochemically

17 August 2007

Researchers in Canada are using a new approach for the detection of HIV-1 protease.

Five fast and first-rate years

As celebrations for the 5th year of publishing for Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry (OBC) continue, RSC Publishing staff have been reflecting on the activities and successes.

Packed with energy

Issue 30 of Journal of Materials Chemistry hosts a theme issue dedicated to New Energy Materials.