2009 ChemComm web theme issue: 'Selective Catalysis for Organic Synthesis'

Up-to-date, authoritative articles showcasing high quality research in organic synthesis published in ChemComm.

Major new global symposia series announced

14 October 2009

A new generation of international symposia across the chemical sciences for 2010 and beyond

2009 Annual Reports Section B is now published

09 September 2009

Section B: organic chemistry of Annual Reports has been published.

2009 Annual Reports Section A is now published!

21 August 2009

Section A: inorganic chemistry of Annual Reports has been published.

Follow ChemComm with Twitter

19 August 2009

Do you Twitter? If so, follow ChemComm on Twitter for updates on Hot articles and other news.

Interview: Bending the rules

18 August 2009

Guy Bertrand talks to Marie Cote about creating dream compounds, tennis and setting up international labs

New flagship journal Chemical Science announced

20 October 2009

A new dynamic home for research across the chemical sciences, fronted by Princeton's David MacMillan, to be launched

10 years of ChemComm

14 August 2009

Take a look back on the many changes that have taken place during the tenure of editor, Dr Sarah Thomas.

Interview: Genetic alphabets

10 August 2009

Ichiro Hirao on nucleic acid research, expanding the genetic code and the possibility of creating new life

5 most accessed communications

07 August 2009

From 1st January - 30th June 2009, the 5 most accessed communications for ChemComm

ChemComm Newsletter

The newsletter designed to help you keep up to date with the latest developments from Chemical Communications.

RSC Publishing recognises 6 distinguished scientists at ISMSC 09

08 July 2009

A review of the ISMSC 09 meeting in Maastricht where RSC Publishing made a special presentation.

Tiny pushes from a distance

06 July 2009

A microelectrode can remotely control the movement of a nanomotor

An alternative to quantum dots

06 July 2009

Yttrium-based bioimaging agents override background fluorescence in tissue

Urine turned into hydrogen fuel

02 July 2009

Whizz electrocatalyst frees the hydrogen from 'liquid gold'

ChemComm continues to make an impact!

24 June 2009

ChemComm's 2008 impact factor rises to 5.340 - that's a growth of 20.7% over the last 3 years.

FREE articles for FIGIPAS 2009

A selection of articles describing work related to the topics covered at FIGIPAS are collected here, and these are free for the month of July.

2009 ChemComm International Symposium

07 April 2009

A review of the Third ChemComm International symposium held in China in February 2009 on the subject of Organic Chemistry.

Greening up pharmaceutics

30 March 2009

Amide synthesis goes cheap, clean and simple

ChemComm's top 5 from 2008

26 February 2009

The top 5 accessed articles in 2008 showcase the high quality and high impact work that is continuously being published in ChemComm.

Instant insight: Size matters

20 February 2009

Andrew Houlton and colleagues at Newcastle University explain how DNA can direct electronic materials to grow on the nanoscale

Biofilms under control

17 February 2009

Microbe communities shun an artificial sweetener for a means to study biofilm growth

(No) twist in the tale for icefish protein

11 February 2009

A cyclic peptide has shattered an established theory about fish antifreeze

Interview: Making DNA movies

09 February 2009

Thomas Carell talks to Kathleen Too about epigenetics, DNA lesions, repair and crystallisation

Chem Soc Rev: First in its class!

Chem Soc Rev is now the largest general chemistry reviews journal