Chemistry News

Jupiter Ionics Pty Ltd has been awarded $2,658,482 for a project which will see the company lead a consortium to develop a prototype to progress the breakthrough ammonia technology developed by Monash University scientists.

Inspired by a vision for a future economy powered by carbon neutral ammonia, new start-up Jupiter Ionics Pty Ltd is the latest company to emerge from a growing stream of enterprises aligned with Monash University’s Technology Precinct.

Molecular chemist turned winemaker Karen Coulston has long shared her knowledge in labs, lecture halls and cellar doors. Now, with a donation to Monash, she’s helping a new generation of researchers advance scientific discovery.

Lithium ion batteries are set to take a dominant role in electric vehicles and other applications in the near future – but the battery materials, currently in use, fall short in terms of safety and performance and are holding back the next

New research from Monash University scientists has uncovered why certain essential oils can benefit mood.

In a world-first, Monash University scientists have developed a new, environmentally friendly process that could drive the future production of green ammonia.

International research led by Monash University and the Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity has achieved a proof of concept for a new, fast, portable saliva screening test that uses an infrared light technology to confirm infection

Congratulations to Associate Professor Lisa Martin from the Monash University School of Chemistry on being awarded an Ideas Grant to develop new selective drugs for the treatment of prostate cancer.

A new study has shown for the first time how inexpensive materials can be used in high performance batteries of the future.