2026 chemistry Nobel laureates Henri Kagan and Kenso Soai didn’t invent asymmetric synthesis, but they filled in key aspects of how it works and how we can do it better. This is truly fundamental science with huge bearing on commercial applications. www.chemistryworld.com/opinion/a-no...

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Want to learn about the research behind this year’s Nobel prize in chemistry? Join @chemistryworld.com TODAY 3pm UK time for a free webinar where a panel of experts will share their thoughts: #ChemSky #NobelPrize #ChemNobel @rsc.org @rsc-eic.bsky.social www.chemistryworld.com/webinars/nob...

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I’m not sure how #ChemSky missed this one but I KNOW we all have lab mishap stories … Lots of stories - let’s share them with @chemistryworld.com [Me: I’m (still) using the Not Voodoo Rookie Mistakes webpage as a checklist]

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Replicating proto-cells with heritable states? Bah, who needs nucleic acids for that? My latest for @chemistryworld.com (Why the pepper moth? Read on.) www.chemistryworld.com/opinion/auto...

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Biggest surprise I can remember was Tanaka and Fenn for electrospray MS. Most overlooked who still hasn’t won is Marvin Caruthers for phosphoamidite DNA synthesis

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