OBC news archive 2007
2007

Issue 1 of OBC
12 December 2007
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Issue 24 of OBC
28 November 2007
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Issue 23 of OBC
15 November 2007
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Instant insight: Mutants make more
13 November 2007
Andreas Kirschning explains how genetically modified microbes offer a short-cut to valuable derivatives of natural products

Hot Paper: PASSport to enzyme immobilisation
13 November 2007
A microreactor concept for immobilised enzymes is disclosed.

Hot Paper: Cavitand catalysis
05 November 2007
A deep cavitand catalyses the Diels-Alder reaction of bound maleimides.
Hot Paper: Atoms on the move
18 October 2007
US researchers investigate the mechanism of [1,3] carbon shifts.

Issue 21 of OBC
18 October 2007
Find out more about this issue's covers, Emerging Area and Perspectives.

Interview: A natural inspiration
16 October 2007
Kira Weissman tells Joanne Thomson how the genetic engineering of bacteria could lead to new drugs.
Hot Paper: Bismuth catalysts for Mannich-type reactions
12 October 2007
Canadian researchers have developed an efficient bismuth-catalysed Mannich-type 3-component reaction.

Hot Paper: Radicals in a spin
02 October 2007
UK researchers investigate gold nanoparticle-initiated free radical oxidations and halogen abstractions.
OBC poster prize awarded at Chirality at the Nanoscale
02 October 2007
We are delighted to announce the winner of the OBC poster prize.

Interview: The art of chemistry
19 September 2007
Richard Kelly talks to Stefan Matile about painting, fake tongues and flamenco.

Top 5 from Spain in OBC
Take a look at the latest OBC Top 5 feature and look at some of the very best work by authors from Spain.

Interview: Making connections
24 September 2007
Roald Hoffmann talks to Alison Stoddart about chemical bonding and his new playground of high pressure chemistry
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Emerging Investigators issue of Molecular BioSystems now published!
21 May 2008
For chemical biology, systems biology, -omics and more see the latest issue of our exciting interdisciplinary journal which has just been published online.

Issue 19 of OBC
19 September 2007
Find out more about this issue's Perspective and Hot articles, and the front covers.

And the winner is ...
14 September 2007
RSC Project Prospect scoops prestigious award for publishing innovation

Issue 18 of OBC
30 August 2007
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Easier-to-use templates for RSC Journals Authors
24 August 2007
Templates for manuscript submissions have been redeveloped to make them easier for authors to submit their papers in a format resembling the journal layout.

OBC still the quickest
22 August 2007
Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry remains the fastest general organic and bioorganic journal

Interview: A catalytic lifetime
20 August 2007
Bob Grubbs talks to Alison Stoddart about the beginnings of organometallic chemistry and his search for the next catalyst

Issue 17 of OBC
15 August 2007
Find out more about this issue's Emerging Area, Perspective article and the front cover.

Cure for Chagas' disease a step closer
03 August 2007
Combining chemical and enzymatic approaches brings promise of a cure for a debilitating parasitic disease.

Issue 16 of OBC
01 August 2007
Find out more about this issue's Essay, Perspective articles, Hot Articles and the front cover.

Hot Paper: Peptides get knotted
01 August 2007
UK researchers report for the first time the in vitro maturation of a unique peptide knot.

Top 5 cited articles so far
01 August 2007
Take a look at OBC's Top 5 cited articles published to date.

Instant insight: Molecular memory
27 July 2007
Nicolas Weibel, Sergio Grunder and Marcel Mayor, University of Basel, Switzerland look at functional molecules in electronic circuits

OBC Prize awarded at 20th International Symposium: Synthesis in Organic Chemistry
26 July 2007
We are delighted to announce that the OBC Lecture Award 2007 was presented to Professor Ben List.

Issue 15 of OBC
19 July 2007
Find out more about this issue's Emerging Area and Perspective articles and the front cover.

Locked Nucleic Acids hold the key
03 July 2007
Jesper Wengel and colleagues at the University of Southern Denmark describe modified locked nucleic acids (LNA) which form highly stable triplexes with double stranded DNA.

Top 5 from Germany in OBC
Take a look at the latest OBC Top 5 feature and look at some of the very best work by authors from Germany.

Interview: Light and life
18 May 2007
Are lawnmowers a thing of the past? Pill-Soon Song explains all to Celia Clarke.

Sugar solution for HIV?
16 May 2007
Sugars could be the basis for future HIV vaccines, according to researchers in the US.

Important news for authors of articles containing X-ray crystallography
15 May 2007
New guidelines for the publication of X-ray crystallography are announced.

Issue 10 of OBC
10 May 2007
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Issue 9 of OBC
27 April 2007
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Hollow success
10 April 2007
Trapping C60 Buckyballs in lipid globes could deliver improved cancer treatments, say Japanese researchers.

Stressed sprouts hit back
05 April 2007
Researchers unravel the defence mechanisms of the Brussels sprout.

Issue 8 of OBC
04 April 2007
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Hot Paper: A new fluorescent probe for reactive oxygen species
04 April 2007
A new sensor that can efficiently monitor damaging reactive oxygen species (ROS) in biological samples has been developed.

Issue 7 of OBC
21 March 2007
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Instant insight: DNA Block Copolymers
16 March 2007
Fikri Alemdaroglu and Andreas Herrmann are making the most of a new class of bioorganic hybrid materials

Top 5 from North America in OBC
March sees the first of OBC's Top 5 features and looks at some of the very best work by North American authors.

David Leigh wins prestigious organic chemistry prize
08 March 2007
OBC Editorial Board member Professor Dave Leigh, University of Edinburgh, is the recipient of the 2007 International Izatt-Christensen Award in Macrocyclic Chemistry.

Issue 6 of OBC
07 March 2007
Find out more about this issue's Emerging Area and Perspective articles, and also the cover images.

OBC's favourite cover of 2006 is...
01 March 2007
The front cover image from OBC's themed issue on DNA-based nano-architectures and nano-machines has been voted the most popular OBC cover of 2006 by visitors to the RSC website
Margaret Brimble honoured with women in science award
27 February 2007
OBC Editorial Board Member Margaret Brimble has won the 2007 L'Oréal-UNESCO award for women in science

Issue 5 of OBC
22 February 2007
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Issue 4 of OBC
08 February 2007
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Hot Paper: Lighting the way to larger peptides
06 February 2007
US Chemists have developed a photochemical approach to stitching together peptides and proteins.
RSC Publishing pioneers next generation of enriched articles
01 February 2007
A new project allows data in RSC journal papers to be read, indexed and intelligently searched by machine: a first step towards the "semantic web".

Thousands vote in cover gallery competition
31 January 2007
Competition celebrating beautiful science sees voting double.
Celebrating Supramolecular Chemistry
29 January 2007
The February 2007 dual celebratory issue of Chem Soc Rev covers a comprehensive cross section of the most relevant and exciting topics in Supramolecular Chemistry today

Issue 3 of OBC
26 January 2007
Find out more about this issue's Emerging Area and Perspective articles, and also the cover images.

A designer protein coat for polymer nanoparticles
22 January 2007
Dutch scientists can tune the size of protein-coated polymer nanoparticles for drug delivery applications.

Hot Paper: Playing tag with molecular libraries
15 January 2007
Marked small molecule libraries: a truncated approach to molecular probe design

Chemistry World goes interactive...
15 January 2007
Your favourite award-winning monthly magazine invites you to listen up and speak out.

Ben Feringa wins prestigious Organic Chemistry award
11 January 2007
ChemComm Editorial Board member and former OBC Board chair receives James Flack Norris Award in Physical Organic Chemistry

Interview: Sugar solutions
10 January 2007
Ben Davis talks to James Mitchell Crow about 'nature's fuzzy logic.'

Issue 2 of OBC
05 January 2007
Find out more about this issue's Emerging Area and Perspective articles, and also the cover images.

Buckets of DNA nanoparticles
05 January 2007
Molecular buckets that pack DNA into nanoparticles could have implications for gene therapy, say scientists in Greece.

Announcement: OBC Lecture Award Winner 2007
04 January 2007
It is with great pleasure that we announce Professor Benjamin List, from the Max-Planck-Institut für Kohlenforschung, Germany, as the winner of the OBC Lecture Award 2007.

Editor's Choice
Professor Ben Feringa from the University of Groningen, Netherlands, chooses his favourite works published in OBC during 2006.

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