Nature: RESOLV PI Prof. B. List reports the development of broadly applicable confined organocatalysts for the highly enantioselective cyanosilylation of aromatic and aliphatic ketones.

Angew. Chem. Int. Ed.: Two RESOLV members Prof. L. Gooßen and Prof. S. Waldvogel's study introduces the effective electrochemical synthesis of concentrated peroxodicarbonate solutions and their potential use as platform oxidizers was clearly demonstrated in transformations including sulfoxidation, N-oxidation, and epoxidation.

What a toy: a tiny gyroscope that would fit in a human cell and that can be controlled from the outside.

A new method can measure the electrical (re-)charging of boundary layers between very small, metallic particles and aqueous solutions and understand it at a molecular level.

Research into promising materials is hampered by the sheer number of possible candidates. A German-Danish team has developed an efficient method to solve this problem.

PNAS.:When charged particles enter the boundary layer between a liquid and an electrode, they first have to strip off their water shells.

PNAS: Researchers have developed a strategy to use supercomputers to tackle the threat of diseases caused by antibiotic-resistant bacteria.

J. Chem. Theory Comput.: RESOLV researchers, led by Prof. Marx, Prof. Neese, and Prof. Kast, joined their expertise of Ab Initio Molecular Dynamics, Coupled Cluster Electronic Structure Methods, and Liquid-State Theory to accurately compute isotropic hyperfine constants of nitroxide probes in water.

When less than two nanometers of space is available, there is a traffic jam in the proton transport network.

JACS: Nanosized cages offer way to stabilize and study reactive fullerene radicals in solution.