Author Archives: Mark Peplow

A newly discovered form of lanmodulin offers a more efficient way to separate rare earth elements.

An explosion of methods to insert, delete or swap single atoms in the cores of molecules could accelerate drug discovery.

This supramolecular chemist uses molecular assemblies to purify water and develop clean energy catalysts.

This spectroscopist probes catalysts to accelerate the world’s transition to clean energy.

Using cubanes in place of benzene rings could help fine-tune the properties of drug candidates.

Metal-organic framework deploys avermectins against citrus mites.

As researchers develop efficient molecular fuels, they continue to wrestle with the fundamentals of how their machines work.

By reducing biofilm formation and bacterial swarming, this polymer may help to avert common infections.

Catenated covalent organic frameworks could find use as additives or membranes.

Oscillating voltage prompts molecular rings to trundle around a circular track.