What will your New Year's resolution be? To keep up to date with the latest research in your area? To be better read on topics of wider interest? To know who's who in your industry? Why not resolve to do all three and we'll do the hard work for you. 

Chemical Science, Chemical Technology and Chemical Biology are magazines which provide snapshots of the latest developments from across the chemical sciences, drawing on the highest impact work published in RSC journals. And in 2007, the magazines will sport a fresh new design and feature two new article types: 

• Instant insights - whirlwind tours of exciting research areas you should know about 
• Interviews  - leading scientists share their opinions       

Look out for forthcoming Instant Insights on supramolecular chemistry by Nobel Prize winner, Jean-Marie Lehn (Chemical Science forthcoming issue); on gene regulation by Ivan Dmochowski and XinJing Tang (Chemical Biology forthcoming issue); and on "Nanohighway to solar cells" (Chemical Technology, issue 1), where Hiroshi Imahori of Kyoto University discusses his work using electrophoresis to make electron- and hole-transporting highways for organic solar cells. Interviews include Wolfgang Lubitz, managing director of the Max Planck Institute for Bioinorganic Chemistry in Mulheim, Germany; Leroy Hood, co-founder of the Institute for Systems Biology in Seattle, USA; Buxing Han (Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing); and Janet Scott, formerly co-director of Monash University's Green Chemistry Centre and now working at Unilever, UK. 

And there's more. 

It's not just new content that we've added; there's now more content than ever before: Chemical Biology and Chemical Technology are increasing in size and Chemical Biology online now features Research Articles, contents listings linking to all chemical biology articles published across RSC journals. As ever, all news articles, including our new content, featured in each magazine are freely available to view online and the original journal articles that have been highlighted are free to access and download for eight weeks. 

So what are you waiting for? Sign up for our monthly contents e-alerting service and make a New Year's resolution that you'll keep!