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Launched in 2016, Chem is a Cell Press journal that is the home for high-impact, pioneering research in all sub-disciplines of chemistry.
Chem's November issue is out now!
This piece comes from the group of Oguri and colleagues, who's work detailed several novel macrocycles with anticancer properties. You can read it and so much more here: www.cell.com/chem/current
This piece comes from the group of Oguri and colleagues, who's work detailed several novel macrocycles with anticancer properties. You can read it and so much more here: www.cell.com/chem/current
November 14, 2025 at 8:37 PM
Chem's November issue is out now!
This piece comes from the group of Oguri and colleagues, who's work detailed several novel macrocycles with anticancer properties. You can read it and so much more here: www.cell.com/chem/current
This piece comes from the group of Oguri and colleagues, who's work detailed several novel macrocycles with anticancer properties. You can read it and so much more here: www.cell.com/chem/current
Now available in Open Access!
Panáček, Bakandritsos, Zbořil, and colleagues report a Mn and carboxylic acid-loaded functionalized graphene single-atom material for the simultaneous treatment of bacteria and capture of heavy metals from drinking water.
Read more here: www.cell.com/chem/fulltex...
Panáček, Bakandritsos, Zbořil, and colleagues report a Mn and carboxylic acid-loaded functionalized graphene single-atom material for the simultaneous treatment of bacteria and capture of heavy metals from drinking water.
Read more here: www.cell.com/chem/fulltex...
October 17, 2025 at 3:45 PM
Now available in Open Access!
Panáček, Bakandritsos, Zbořil, and colleagues report a Mn and carboxylic acid-loaded functionalized graphene single-atom material for the simultaneous treatment of bacteria and capture of heavy metals from drinking water.
Read more here: www.cell.com/chem/fulltex...
Panáček, Bakandritsos, Zbořil, and colleagues report a Mn and carboxylic acid-loaded functionalized graphene single-atom material for the simultaneous treatment of bacteria and capture of heavy metals from drinking water.
Read more here: www.cell.com/chem/fulltex...
Chem’s October issue is online now! 💡
The cover for this month’s issue highlights the article, “Molecular alloying drives valence change in a van der Waals antiferromagnet” by Pedersen and coworkers.
You can read this piece and so much more here: www.cell.com/chem/current
The cover for this month’s issue highlights the article, “Molecular alloying drives valence change in a van der Waals antiferromagnet” by Pedersen and coworkers.
You can read this piece and so much more here: www.cell.com/chem/current
October 10, 2025 at 4:05 PM
Chem’s October issue is online now! 💡
The cover for this month’s issue highlights the article, “Molecular alloying drives valence change in a van der Waals antiferromagnet” by Pedersen and coworkers.
You can read this piece and so much more here: www.cell.com/chem/current
The cover for this month’s issue highlights the article, “Molecular alloying drives valence change in a van der Waals antiferromagnet” by Pedersen and coworkers.
You can read this piece and so much more here: www.cell.com/chem/current
A very warm congratulations from the Chem team to this year's Nobel Laureates in Chemistry!
October 8, 2025 at 2:36 PM
A very warm congratulations from the Chem team to this year's Nobel Laureates in Chemistry!
Join a special panel discussion exploring the plastics economy, and ask your publishing questions to our experienced Cell Press editors Vjekoslav Dekaris (Chem) & Xiaoxiao Qiao (Chem Catalysis) @CellSymposia #CSPlastics2025
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October 6, 2025 at 9:10 AM
Join a special panel discussion exploring the plastics economy, and ask your publishing questions to our experienced Cell Press editors Vjekoslav Dekaris (Chem) & Xiaoxiao Qiao (Chem Catalysis) @CellSymposia #CSPlastics2025
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September 15, 2025 at 9:45 AM
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Meet experts in sustainable plastics, October 13–15, 2025, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
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August 22, 2025 at 9:23 AM
Meet experts in sustainable plastics, October 13–15, 2025, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
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July 14, 2025 at 10:03 AM
Excited to hear from our keynotes: Cyrille Boyer, @hartwiggroup.bsky.social @dr-imari-bsky.social Karen Wooley @tamu.bsky.social @CellSymposia #CSPlastics2025
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Chem's June issue is online now! 💡
Our cover comes from the Ulijn group's article on indocyanine excipient mimics, whose co-assembly enhances anti-tumor activity, and shows tailored interactions are key to improving nanoparticle therapeutics.
You can read more here: www.cell.com/issue/S2451-...
Our cover comes from the Ulijn group's article on indocyanine excipient mimics, whose co-assembly enhances anti-tumor activity, and shows tailored interactions are key to improving nanoparticle therapeutics.
You can read more here: www.cell.com/issue/S2451-...
June 16, 2025 at 6:35 PM
Chem's June issue is online now! 💡
Our cover comes from the Ulijn group's article on indocyanine excipient mimics, whose co-assembly enhances anti-tumor activity, and shows tailored interactions are key to improving nanoparticle therapeutics.
You can read more here: www.cell.com/issue/S2451-...
Our cover comes from the Ulijn group's article on indocyanine excipient mimics, whose co-assembly enhances anti-tumor activity, and shows tailored interactions are key to improving nanoparticle therapeutics.
You can read more here: www.cell.com/issue/S2451-...
Abstract deadline extended! Submit to #CellSymposia #CSPlastics2025 before June 30 for a chance to present your work and join editors from @cp-chem.bsky.social @cp-chem-catalysis.bsky.social & @cp-oneearth.bsky.social at this exciting symposium in Amsterdam http://dlvr.it/TLNYZZ
June 16, 2025 at 2:33 PM
Abstract deadline extended! Submit to #CellSymposia #CSPlastics2025 before June 30 for a chance to present your work and join editors from @cp-chem.bsky.social @cp-chem-catalysis.bsky.social & @cp-oneearth.bsky.social at this exciting symposium in Amsterdam http://dlvr.it/TLNYZZ
💡We’re so excited to share Chem’s May issue! 💡
This month's cover highlights the article from the Schelter group at UPenn, who developed an elegant method for separating nickel and cobalt utilizing second coordination sphere effects.
You can read the whole issue here: www.cell.com/chem/current
This month's cover highlights the article from the Schelter group at UPenn, who developed an elegant method for separating nickel and cobalt utilizing second coordination sphere effects.
You can read the whole issue here: www.cell.com/chem/current
May 14, 2025 at 9:20 PM
💡We’re so excited to share Chem’s May issue! 💡
This month's cover highlights the article from the Schelter group at UPenn, who developed an elegant method for separating nickel and cobalt utilizing second coordination sphere effects.
You can read the whole issue here: www.cell.com/chem/current
This month's cover highlights the article from the Schelter group at UPenn, who developed an elegant method for separating nickel and cobalt utilizing second coordination sphere effects.
You can read the whole issue here: www.cell.com/chem/current
Out now in Chem🔋 Clare Grey's group describe a practical, low cost methodology for probing a variety of chemical signals related to the state of health for TEMPO-based redox flow batteries, paving the path forward for practical real-time monitoring. Read more here: www.cell.com/chem/fulltex...
April 17, 2025 at 3:26 PM
Out now in Chem🔋 Clare Grey's group describe a practical, low cost methodology for probing a variety of chemical signals related to the state of health for TEMPO-based redox flow batteries, paving the path forward for practical real-time monitoring. Read more here: www.cell.com/chem/fulltex...
Chem’s April issue is up now!
There’s so much fantastic work in this issue, but we’re particularly excited to highlight this month’s cover from the Murakami and Hirano groups. You can read this piece and so many more here: www.cell.com/issue/S2451-...
There’s so much fantastic work in this issue, but we’re particularly excited to highlight this month’s cover from the Murakami and Hirano groups. You can read this piece and so many more here: www.cell.com/issue/S2451-...
April 15, 2025 at 4:51 PM
Chem’s April issue is up now!
There’s so much fantastic work in this issue, but we’re particularly excited to highlight this month’s cover from the Murakami and Hirano groups. You can read this piece and so many more here: www.cell.com/issue/S2451-...
There’s so much fantastic work in this issue, but we’re particularly excited to highlight this month’s cover from the Murakami and Hirano groups. You can read this piece and so many more here: www.cell.com/issue/S2451-...
Chem's March Issue is lit up! 💡
There are quite a few illuminating pieces in this new issue, but we'd like to highlight this beautiful cover from the Yeh group at UC Santa Cruz, and their piece on the use of de novo luciferases in bioimaging!
Read more here: www.cell.com/issue/S2451-...
There are quite a few illuminating pieces in this new issue, but we'd like to highlight this beautiful cover from the Yeh group at UC Santa Cruz, and their piece on the use of de novo luciferases in bioimaging!
Read more here: www.cell.com/issue/S2451-...
March 14, 2025 at 7:12 PM
Chem's March Issue is lit up! 💡
There are quite a few illuminating pieces in this new issue, but we'd like to highlight this beautiful cover from the Yeh group at UC Santa Cruz, and their piece on the use of de novo luciferases in bioimaging!
Read more here: www.cell.com/issue/S2451-...
There are quite a few illuminating pieces in this new issue, but we'd like to highlight this beautiful cover from the Yeh group at UC Santa Cruz, and their piece on the use of de novo luciferases in bioimaging!
Read more here: www.cell.com/issue/S2451-...
🚨 New in iScience!
Two groups examined nitrogen-15 labeled ammonia and dinitrogen purity due to their importance in sustainable research. They found several significant impurities and provided best practices for monitoring their purity going forward!
Read more here: www.cell.com/iscience/ful...
Two groups examined nitrogen-15 labeled ammonia and dinitrogen purity due to their importance in sustainable research. They found several significant impurities and provided best practices for monitoring their purity going forward!
Read more here: www.cell.com/iscience/ful...
March 4, 2025 at 8:59 PM
🚨 New in iScience!
Two groups examined nitrogen-15 labeled ammonia and dinitrogen purity due to their importance in sustainable research. They found several significant impurities and provided best practices for monitoring their purity going forward!
Read more here: www.cell.com/iscience/ful...
Two groups examined nitrogen-15 labeled ammonia and dinitrogen purity due to their importance in sustainable research. They found several significant impurities and provided best practices for monitoring their purity going forward!
Read more here: www.cell.com/iscience/ful...
Join Cell Press on March 5, 2025 for a free webinar ‘Land Health: Preventing zoonoses spillover’. Tune in for a cross-disciplinary discussion on land-use change and infectious disease.
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February 21, 2025 at 7:09 PM
Join Cell Press on March 5, 2025 for a free webinar ‘Land Health: Preventing zoonoses spillover’. Tune in for a cross-disciplinary discussion on land-use change and infectious disease.
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We love working with our authors to create some of the most beautiful journal covers out there, and we're delighted to highlight each one from 2024 in this video! Thanks so much to all of our authors, and to all of the artists who contributed these amazing pieces 😃
February 20, 2025 at 4:59 PM
We love working with our authors to create some of the most beautiful journal covers out there, and we're delighted to highlight each one from 2024 in this video! Thanks so much to all of our authors, and to all of the artists who contributed these amazing pieces 😃
Out now in Chem, a work from the group of the late Prof. Stoddart that shows the synthesis of a HOF which upon oxidation forms an air-stable radical species, also an n-type semiconductor. The Acknowledgements also have a tribute to Sir Fraser that you can read here: www.cell.com/chem/fulltex...
February 20, 2025 at 4:18 PM
Out now in Chem, a work from the group of the late Prof. Stoddart that shows the synthesis of a HOF which upon oxidation forms an air-stable radical species, also an n-type semiconductor. The Acknowledgements also have a tribute to Sir Fraser that you can read here: www.cell.com/chem/fulltex...
Chem’s February Issue is online now!!!
We're so excited to share a new issue packed with fascinating pieces, but we’d also like to draw extra attention to this month’s cover, contributed by Trabolsi, Gándara, Olson, and coworkers. Read this piece and many others here: www.cell.com/issue/S2451-...
We're so excited to share a new issue packed with fascinating pieces, but we’d also like to draw extra attention to this month’s cover, contributed by Trabolsi, Gándara, Olson, and coworkers. Read this piece and many others here: www.cell.com/issue/S2451-...
February 13, 2025 at 8:24 PM
Chem’s February Issue is online now!!!
We're so excited to share a new issue packed with fascinating pieces, but we’d also like to draw extra attention to this month’s cover, contributed by Trabolsi, Gándara, Olson, and coworkers. Read this piece and many others here: www.cell.com/issue/S2451-...
We're so excited to share a new issue packed with fascinating pieces, but we’d also like to draw extra attention to this month’s cover, contributed by Trabolsi, Gándara, Olson, and coworkers. Read this piece and many others here: www.cell.com/issue/S2451-...