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Porphyrins as building blocks
07 March 2008
Israel Goldberg discusses the progress made is the design of porous solids
CrystEngSelects
18 April 2008
A weekly selection of recent articles of interest to crystal engineers from across the RSC journals.
CrystEngComm focuses on biomineralisation
29 November 2007
Take a look at the Biomineralisation themed issue of CrystEngComm, now published!
New CrystEngComm Regional Associate Editor for the Americas
30 August 2007
RSC Publishing is delighted to announce the appointment of Professor Christer Aakeroy as CrystEngComm Regional Associate Editor for the Americas.
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17 August 2007
Celebrate the success of 'Society Publishing' with CrystEngComm.
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.
Survival of the fittest polymorph
06 August 2007
Lian Yu explains how, in the competition to crystallise, the first polymorph to nucleate may not be one that dominates the end product.
Calculated comparisons of crystal structures
22 June 2007
A quantitative method to judge how alike molecular crystal structures are could aid crystal design and understanding.
Interview: The crystal ball game
24 May 2007
Is polymorphism crystal clear? Nicola Nugent asks Ashwini Nangia.
Interview: The truth about nano
27 March 2007
Neil Champness tells Nicola Nugent about putting molecules in their place
CrystEngComm does it again!
16 March 2007
A CrystEngComm article has been highlighted by in cites as one of the "Top 3 Hot Papers published in the last 2 years".
CrystEngComm's favourite cover of 2006 is...
13 March 2007
The image by Isao Azumaya and colleagues has been voted the most popular CrystEngComm front cover of 2006.
Chain-link hydrogen-bonded capsules
28 February 2007
Eric Bosch outlines his achievements to date and the challenges he faces in predictably making chain-link hydrogen-bonded capsules.
Predicting temperature effects on topology
31 January 2007
Bakhtiyar Ibragimov predicts topology with crystallization temperature.
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