New technology could lead to development of novel "xenoprotein" drugs against infectious diseases

First phase of a long-term collaboration set to improve the research experience by integrating flagship solutions ChemDraw and Reaxys

A wide range of drugs and biochemical probes rely on natural or synthetic compounds that aid a reaction by adding carbohydrates

A polymer has been discovered with many of the same characteristics we enjoy in plastics, such as light weight, heat resistance, strength, and durability

The team reported that sunlight changes oil into different compounds that dispersants cannot easily break up

A recent study has revealed for the first time the potential for simple, easily accessible new methods of predicting on a computer how the compounds will behave

A team of Cornell food scientists has discovered a way to process natural beet juice so that it maintains its bright red color 

Researchers seek to harness microwave energy strategically to expand the capabilities of organic chemistry, including to process optimization and green chemistry

Early lab-based tests of a recently developed drug were successful in targeting resistant breast cancers and indicated minimal side effects

As many chemists turn to greener options in the lab, they face the challenge of properly evaluating the “greenness” of a chemical or process

The new process utilizes a plasma in combination with non-noble metal catalysts to generate ammonia at much milder conditions than is possible with the currently-used Haber-Bosch process

The Solaris XE can deliver up to 35L/min, at purity levels of up to 99.5%