The Molecule of the Month home page

Date	Molecule	Versions	Contributor	Location
April 2026	Lovastatin The first statin in widespread use to lower cholesterol	HTML JSmol	Henry Goss-Custard	Eton College, UK
March 2026	Peroxyacetyl nitrate (PAN) The eye-irritant in smog	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
February 2026	Cyclo-octasulfur, S₈ Known as ‘brimstone’ in ancient times	HTML JSmol	Simon Zhang and Stephen Belding	Rugby School, UK
January 2026	Azelaic acid The skin-whitening agent that can be used to make Nylon	HTML JSMol	Paul May	Bristol University
December 2025	Methyl salicylate The plant-signalling molecule and minty painkiller found in toothpaste and mouthwash	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
November 2025	L-4-Boronophenylalanine An unnatural amino acid used in boron neutron capture therapy for combating cancer	HTML JSMol	Dane Jemc	University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
October 2025	Psittacofulvins They make parrots colourful!	HTML JSMol	Paul May	Bristol University
September 2025	Fensic Tris[bis(trimethylsilyl)amido]iron(III) or [Fe(N(SiMe₃)₂)₃] A pioneer of three-coordination	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
August 2025	5-Aminolevulinic Acid (5-ALA) The “pink drink” used in fluorescence-guided surgery to identify cancerous cells.	HTML JSmol	Ben Warburton and Claudia Orellana	Hereford Sixth Form College Hereford, UK
July 2025	Pyridine The Pungent Powerhouse of Chemistry	HTML JSmol	Shanqiao Yang and Stephen Belding	Rugby School, UK
June 2025	Ketene The molecule linked with vaping-associated lung injury (EVALI)	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
May 2025	Suzetrigine A new non-addictive painkiller	HTML JSMol	Paul May	Bristol University
April 2025	AZT (Zidovudine) The first antiretroviral medication approved for treating HIV.	HTML JSmol	Henry Goss-Custard	Eton College, UK
March 2025	Borazine The inorganic benzene	HTML JSmol	William Griffiths and Stephen Belding	Rugby School, UK
February 2025	Hedione The perfume ingredient that is said to attract women.	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
January 2025	Silane Silicon's equivalent of methane	HTML JSmol	Oulenda Wu and Stephen Belding	Rugby School, UK
December 2024	Progesterone The menstruation and pregnancy hormone	HTML JSmol	Sophie Goodall	Bristol University
November 2024	Phosphine The fishy smelling insecticide	HTML JSmol	Glenny Wu and Stephen Belding	Rugby School, UK
October 2024	Triaqua(ethylenediamine-tetraacetato)erbate(III)(1-) A metal complex with 9 metal bonds	HTML	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
September 2024	Metaldehyde The component of slug pellets now banned in many countries	HTML JSMol	Paul May	Bristol University
August 2024	Curare (D-Tubocurarine) The South American dart poison known as the 'Flying death'	HTML JSmol	Sophie Goodall	Bristol University
July 2024	Chloromethane A natural ozone destroyer	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
June 2024	Sodium chloride Table salt	HTML	Sophie Goodall	Bristol University
May 2024	Penicillin The first antibiotic 'miracle drug'.	HTML JSmol	Henry Goss-Custard	Eton College, UK
April 2024	Octanone Attack of the Killer Mushrooms!	HTML JSMol	Paul May	Bristol University
March 2024	Hinokitiol The tree extract that can transport iron around the body	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
February 2024	Dextromethorphan (DXM) The cough medicine that causes hallucinations in high doses	HTML JSMol	Paul May	Bristol University
January 2024	Allyl isothiocyanate The key ingredient of mustard	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
December 2023	PMD (p-menthane-3,8-diol) A natural mosquito repellent.	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
November 2023	Varespladib methyl The heart drug that may treat snake venom	HTML JSMol	Paul May	Bristol University
October 2023	'Spice' (AMB-FUBINACA and JWH-018) The ‘Zombie Drug’	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
September 2023	Diethyl ether The well-known anaesthetic	HTML JSMol	Paul May	Bristol University
August 2023	MPPP (Desmethylprodine) The first ‘designer drug’ disaster	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
July 2023	White Phosphorus The fiery element discovered by an alchemist	HTML	Roderick Edmonds	Eton College, UK
June 2023	Anethole The flavour of aniseed and liquorice	HTML JSMol	Paul May	Bristol University
May 2023	Benzoic acid Not just an E number!	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
April 2023	Methadone Useful medicine or addictive opiate?	HTML JSmol	Henry Goss-Custard	Eton College, UK
March 2023	Heroin The most notorious addictive opioid drug	HTML JSMol	Paul May Masoud Sadeghi	Bristol University University of Kashan, Iran
February 2023	Trimethylgallium The precursor to gallium nitride and blue LEDs	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
January 2023	Androstenone The pig pheromone that can stop your dog barking	HTML JSMol	Paul May	Bristol University
December 2022	Napalm The oldest type of chemical weapon	HTML	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
November 2022	Creatine Can you finally attain your beach body?	HTML JSmol	Prakshan Vasuthan, Arnold Cheng, Louis Kebell	Eton College, UK
October 2022	Para-Phenylenediamine (PPD) The hair dye that causes skin irritation	HTML JSMol	Paul May	Bristol University
September 2022	Wine lactone A key odorant, particularly in white wines	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
August 2022	Aetokthonotoxin The mystery toxin responsible for ‘kamikaze bird syndrome’	HTML JSMol	Paul May	Bristol University
July 2022	Toluene The precursor to TNT	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
June 2022	Lime (CaO) The origin of limelight	HTML	Paul May	Bristol University
May 2022	Carminic acid Have you been eating insects your whole life?	HTML JSMol	Sydnee Craven	University of Adelaide, South Australia
April 2022	Dianabol The first synthetic anabolic steroid	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
March 2022	Phenolphthalein The acidity indicator and laxative that resulted from two lucky accidents	HTML JSmol	Paul May	Bristol University
February 2022	(E)-2-butene-1-thiol And other components of skunk spray	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
January 2022	Eugenol The smell of cloves and a potential treatment for 'brain-freeze'.	HTML JSmol	Paul May	Bristol University
December 2021	Ethanol Ancient intoxicant, spectacular solvent and future fuel	HTML JSmol	Roderick Edmonds	Eton College, UK
November 2021	Zeise's salt A pioneering organometallic compound from 1830	HTML	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
October 2021	Hyaluronic Acid The hyped skin-care product that does actually reduce wrinkles	HTML JSmol	Paul May	Bristol University
September 2021	Styrene The building block for all those cups!	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
August 2021	Biotin (a.k.a. Vitamin B7 or Vitamin H) The hair and skin vitamin	HTML JSmol	Paul May	Bristol University
July 2021	Citral A key lemon odorant	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
June 2021	Astaxanthin The reason flamingoes are pink!	HTML JSmol	Catherine Cook	Sussex University, UK
May 2021	Semaglutide The diabetes drug that might also be a cure for obesity	HTML JSmol	Paul May	Bristol University
April 2021	Methylmercury Cysteinate How mercury reaches the human brain	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
March 2021	Titanium dioxide The pigment also known as 'brilliant white'	HTML	Roderick Edmonds	Eton College, UK
February 2021	Curcumin The colour and flavour of turmeric with controversial health claims	HTML JSmol	Paul May	Bristol University
January 2021	Hydrogen Fluoride The notorious acid.	HTML JSmol	Efa Wilson and Stephen Belding	Rugby School, UK
December 2020	PETase The plastic-eating fungal enzyme	HTML	Laurie Guard	Rugby School, UK
November 2020	N-nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA) A possible carcinogen in some medicines	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
October 2020	Diborane The story of an undergraduate vs a Nobel laureate	HTML JSmol	Ollie Whitley and Stephen Belding	Rugby School, UK
September 2020	Paracetamol Also known as Acetaminophen or by the brand names Tylenol or Panadol	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
August 2020	Chlorhexidine The broad-spectrum antiseptic used in mouthwashes	HTML JSmol	Yu Xi Ke and Claudia Orellana	Hereford Sixth Form College Hereford, UK
July 2020	Dexamethasone The new treatment for Covid-19	HTML JSmol	Paul May	Bristol University
June 2020	Benzaldehyde The smell of almonds and Maraschino cherries	HTML JSmol	Paul May	Bristol University
May 2020	Quadricyclane Liquid Sunshine!	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
April 2020	Thyroxine The metabolic rate hormone that prevents 'a pain in the neck'!	HTML JSmol	Mike Thompson and Becky Ting	Rugby School, UK
March 2020	Theobromine The caffeine-like alkaloid in chocolate that is good for you	HTML JSmol	Rob Lyon, George Mitchell and Claudia Orellana	Hereford Sixth Form College Hereford, UK
February 2020	Desomorphine (a.k.a. Krokodil, the ‘flesh-eating’ drug)	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
January 2020	Lycopene The red colour of tomatoes	HTML JSmol	Paul May	Bristol University
December 2019	Modafinil A Nootropic	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
November 2019	Luciferin The glowing group of molecules responsible for bioluminescence	HTML JSmol	Leila Hewitt, Elise Lacey, Columbus Layton and Emilia White	Hereford Sixth Form College Hereford, UK
October 2019	Nitrogen trifluoride The etching gas that's recently been found to be a major Greenhouse gas problem	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
September 2019	Dimethyltryptamine (DMT) The so-called spirit molecule	HTML JSmol	Paul May	Bristol University
August 2019	Testosterone The male hormone	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
July 2019	Estradiol The main female hormone	HTML JSmol	Paul May	Bristol University
June 2019	Trichlorofluoromethane (CFCl₃ or CFC-11) The ozone-eliminating gas that we thought had gone for good...	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
May 2019	Rose Bengal The pink eye stain that might be a cancer treatment	HTML JSmol	Claudia Orellana	Hereford Sixth Form College
April 2019	Cannabidiol (CBD) (and Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC)) Ingredients in cannabis and marijuana	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
March 2019	Cytisine The poisonous plant that might help people stop smoking	HTML JSmol	Paul May	Bristol University
February 2019	Octane The molecule in petroleum used for car engines	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
January 2019	Vitamin B₃ (Niacin, Nicotinic acid) The vitamin that prevents pellagra	HTML JSmol	Paul May	Bristol University
December 2018	Carfentanil The tranquiliser for wild game that is the most powerful commercially available opioid	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
November 2018	Narcan (Naloxone) The 'miracle' antidote for opiate overdoses.	HTML JSmol	Paul May	Bristol University
October 2018	Scopolamine (Hyoscine) Dr Crippen’s Drug, which is also used to rob people	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
September 2018	Cathinone Known on the street as 'Monkey Dust'	HTML JSmol	Paul May	Bristol University
August 2018	Novichok The notorious nerve agent	HTML JSmol	Paul May	Bristol University
July 2018	Thallium sulphate Rat poison used for Murder	HTML	Mike Thompson, Matty Coe and Thomas Sloan	Rugby School, Rugby, UK
June 2018	Ethylene glycol (Ethane-1,2-diol) and antifreeze poisoning	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
May 2018	Tartrazine The controversial yellow food-colouring and dye	HTML JSmol	Paul May	Bristol University
April 2018	Ninhydrin It turns amino acids deep purple	HTML JSmol	Li Liang	National Chung Hsing University, Taiwan
March 2018	Zingiberene (and Epizingiberene) It's a ginger spice!	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
February 2018	Vitamin B₂ (Riboflavin) More than just a food colouring	HTML JSmol	Paul May	Bristol University
January 2018	Glycerol (Glycerine) How the SAS start fires in the Jungle	HTML JSmol	Mike Thompson and Charlie Thompson	Rugby School, Rugby, UK
December 2017	Incensole and other molecules in frankincense, including incensole acetate	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
November 2017	Amygdalin “The slickest, most sophisticated, and certainly the most remunerative cancer quack promotion in medical history”	HTML JSmol	Paul May	Bristol University
October 2017	Lariam The controversial antimalarial drug	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
September 2017	Vitamin B₁ (Thiamine) Deficiency of this causes beriberi	HTML JSmol	Paul May	Bristol University
August 2017	Methyl hexaneamine The illegal stimulant that cost Usain Bolt one of his 9 gold medals.	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
July 2017	Vitamin C The cure for scurvy	HTML JSmol	Paul May	Bristol University
June 2017	Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) Records, tubing, flooring and unusual clothing...	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
May 2017	Methanethiol and other stinky components of durian	HTML JSmol	Paul May	Bristol University
April 2017	Nitrogen trichloride, NCl₃ The explosive liquid that injured both Sir Humphrey Davy and Michael Faraday	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
March 2017	Nepetalactone The molecule in catnip that makes cats stoned.	HTML JSmol	Paul May	Bristol University
February 2017	Benzoyl peroxide (and other chemicals used for the treatment of acne)	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
January 2017	Vitamin A The molecule of vision.	HTML JSmol	Paul May	Bristol University
December 2016	2,4-Dinitrophenylhydrazine The standard test for carbonyls which can be explosive!	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
November 2016	Neohesperidin The bitter taste in bitter-oranges that can be converted into a sweetener.	HTML JSmol	Paul May	Bristol University
October 2016	Ferric Chloride Not just for etching copper.	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
September 2016	Vitamin E The 'sex drug'.	HTML JSmol	Paul May	Bristol University
August 2016	Acrylamide The (possibly) poisonous molecule that results from cooking starchy foods at high temperature.	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
July 2016	Resveratrol The Fountain of Youth and the explanation for the French Paradox?	HTML JSmol	Paul May	Bristol University
June 2016	Cobalt chloride A drug used to dope racehorses that's also a water indicator.	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
May 2016	Vitamin K The vitamin required for blood klotting	HTML JSmol	Paul May	Bristol University
April 2016	Acetic acid The main constituent of vinegar.	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
March 2016	Melanin The pigment that causes different skin colours	HTML	Paul May	Bristol University
February 2016	Cocaine The notorious recreational drug.	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
January 2016	Congo Red A red dye, but not from the Congo	HTML JSmol	Paul May	Bristol University
December 2015	Codeine and Oxycodone Painkillers that can become addictive.	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
November 2015	Vitamin D ...or how Shaun the Sheep helps prevent rickets!	HTML JSmol	Paul May	Bristol University
October 2015	Ivermectin The treatment for river blindness.	HTML	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
September 2015	Stevioside The ‘natural’ sweetener that’s an alternative to sugar.	HTML JSmol	Paul May	Bristol University
August 2015	Beta-Damascenone A rose by any other name...	HTML JSmol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
July 2015	Gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) A molecule of relaxation...	HTML JSMol	Gabriella Zanetti	Hull Collegiate School Hull, UK
June 2015	1,3-Butadiene Golf balls, tyres and Lego.	HTML JSMol	Paul May	Bristol University
May 2015	Dinitrophenol (DNP) The weight-loss pill that's potentially fatal.	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
April 2015	Colchicine The poison that's also a treatment for gout.	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
March 2015	Fentanyl The knock-out gas controversially used to end the Moscow theatre siege	HTML JSMol	Paul May	Bristol University
February 2015	Thiomersal The molecule that prevents vaccines from going stale.	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
January 2015	Tetranitratoxycarbon The explosive molecule discovered by a 10-year-old girl.	HTML JSMol	Paul May	Bristol University
December 2014	Trinitrotoluene (TNT) The explosive that won WWI & WWII	HTML JSMol	Mike Thompson and George Innes	Rugby School, UK
November 2014	Triclosan The antibacterial molecule found in soaps, detergents, toys and surgical cleaning treatments that maybe becoming an enviromental problem	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
October 2014	Aconitine A poisoner’s potion of choice.	HTML JSMol	Paul May	Bristol University
September 2014	Tramadol The painkiller used by racing cyclists to give them an edge	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
August 2014	Myristicin The psychoactive molecule in nutmegs, and the story of the nut that changed the world.	HTML JSMol	Paul May	Bristol University
July 2014	Salvinorin A The psychoactive drug that's the key ingredient in Mexican Magic Mint	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
June 2014	Chloroauric acid What you get when you dissolve gold in acid.	HTML	QH, Niloy Kumar Das	Shahjalal Science & Technology University Bangladesh
May 2014	Sucrose Table sugar	HTML JSMol	Paul May	Bristol University
April 2014	Streptomycin One of the main drugs to treat Tuberculosis.	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
March 2014	Cholesterol Bile, membranes, hormones, vitamins and untimely death (and more)	HTML	Ben Benjamin	Torbay Hospital Devon, UK
February 2014	Fluorine The most reactive non-metal	HTML JSMol	Mike Thompson and Hugh Campbell	Rugby School, UK
January 2014	Hydrazine Rocket fuel, spandex suits, power stations and car air-bags!	HTML JSMol	Paul May	Bristol University
December 2013	Dimethyldisulfide A molecule with a-rum smell...	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
November 2013	Silica The macromolecule that makes up sand, glass and quartz, and which is a major component of rocks and mountains.	HTML	Guillermo Godino Sedano	King´s College Madrid, Spain
October 2013	Linalool The main component of lavender oil, which is also found in lots of other places.	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
September 2013	1,1,1,2-Tetrafluroethane The refrigerant gas that replaced CFCs	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
August 2013	Bisphenol A The controversial plastic additive	HTML	Mia Monte	School of Ramiro de Maeztu Madrid, Spain
July 2013	Wilkinson's catalyst The famous inorganic catalyst	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
June 2013	Ammonia A very important molecule for biological organisms to make proteins or nucleic acids	HTML	QH and Niloy Kumar Das	Shahjalal Science & Technology University Bangladesh
May 2013	Artemisinin The new antimalarial drug from China	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
April 2013	Phenylbutazone The controversial horse painkiller	HTML JSMol	Paul May	Bristol University
March 2013	Lithium Aluminium Hydride The versatile reducing agent	HTML	Mike Thompson and Jess Abel	Rugby School, UK
February 2013	Vaska's Compound An inorganic molecule that reversibly binds oxygen	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
January 2013	Fluoroform It's not the same as chloroform!	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
December 2012	Nitrogen Dioxide One of the gases in smog	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
November 2012	Galanthamine The anti-Alzheimers' drug derived from snowdrops	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
October 2012	Medroxyprogesterone acetate The drug used for chemical castration	HTML JSMol	Paul May	Bristol University
September 2012	Filbertone The smell of hazelnuts.	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
August 2012	Captopril The treatment for high blood pressure derived from snake venom	HTML JSMol	Paul May	Bristol University
July 2012	Raspberry Ketone (or Rheosmin or Frambinone) The smell of raspberries.	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
June 2012	Tropane The bicyclic amine that is the precursor to $4 billion pharmaceutical industries	PDF	QH	Shahjalal University of Science & Technology Bangladesh
May 2012	Carbon Dioxide The gas we exhale that's both a Greenhouse gas and a fire extinguisher	HTML JSMol	Mike Thompson and Jess Abel	Rugby School, UK
April 2012	Lauric Acid The main constituent of coconut oil	HTML JSMol	Paul May	Bristol University
March 2012	Phenylethylamine and the amine responsible for the 'Cheese effect'	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
February 2012	Botulinum Toxin The anti-wrinkle treatment that's the most powerful neurotoxin known.	HTML JSMol	Guillermo Godino Sedano	King´s College Madrid, Spain
January 2012	DMSO (Dimethyl sulfoxide) The smelly solvent that may have a variety of medical uses	HTML JSMol	Paul May	Bristol University
December 2011	2,4,6-Tribromophenol The test for phenol	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	University of Birmingham
November 2011	Hydrogen Cyanide From Prussian Blue to Schrödinger's Cat	HTML	Alberto Morón Hernández	King's College Madrid, Spain
October 2011	Sodium Hypochlorite The chemical name for household bleach	HTML	Paul May	Bristol University
September 2011	Doxycycline The antibiotic that's an alternative to penicillin	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
August 2011	Benzene The first aromatic compound	HTML VRML JMol	Mike Thompson and Charlie Style	Rugby School, UK
July 2011	Sulfanilamide The antibiotic drug that saved the life of Winston Churchill	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
June 2011	Endosulfan The controversial insecticide	HTML JSMol	Paul May	Bristol University
May 2011	Octanal The smell of oranges that birds use as 'perfume'	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
April 2011	Eribulin (Halaven) The anti-cancer drug made from a sea-sponge	HTML JSMol	Paul May	Bristol University
March 2011	Muscone The deer musk used in perfumes	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
February 2011	Warfarin The blood anti-coagulant used as a rat poison	HTML	John Maher	Bristol University
January 2011	DEET The spray-on insect repellant	HTML JSMol	Paul May	Bristol University
December 2010	Eucalyptol (1,8-Cineole) A koala's favourite food	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
November 2010	Kevlar The super-tough fibre used to make bullet-proof vests	HTML JSMol	Paul May	Bristol University
October 2010	Heptan-2-one The stilton cheese molecule	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
September 2010	Kispeptin The molecule of puberty and sexual fertility	HTML JSMol	Paul May	Bristol University
August 2010	THG (tetrahydrogestrinone) The illegal performance-enhancing drug used by some athletes and sportspeople	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
July 2010	Insulin The hormone that converts sugar in the blood into a source of energy for our body's metabolic processes	HTML	Maria Kyriakou	Bristol University
June 2010	Nylon The wonder material that made stockings, parachutes and toothbrushes	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
May 2010	Diacetyl The buttery flavour of popcorn, butterscotch, and margarine.	HTML	Trevor Gates	Western Oregon University USA
April 2010	Glycine The amino-acid that may have kick-started life on Earth	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
March 2010	Sodium Lauryl Sulfate The main cleaning agent in soap and detergent.	HTML JSMol	Zara Kauffer and Paul May	Bristol University
February 2010	Heavy Water It's water - just heavier!	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
January 2010	Green Fluorescent Protein A molecular tag that can be inserted into genes to make animals and plants glow green.	HTML JSMol	Timothy King and Paul May	Bristol University
December 2009	1-Octen-3-ol The smell of mushrooms.	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
November 2009	Citalopram A new treatment for depression	HTML JSMol	Benjamin Rawe and Paul May	Bristol University
October 2009	Strychnine The performance enhancing deadly poison	HTML JSMol	Paul M. Burnham	Greenhead College Huddersfield, UK
September 2009	Anandamide The molecule of extreme pleasure.	HTML JSMol	Sujit Kumar Kar	S.K. Foundation Orissa, India
August 2009	Geosmin The smell of the countryside.	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
July 2009	Cyanoacrylate Superglue!	HTML Chime VRML JMol	Sarwat Baig	University of Bristol
June 2009	Teflon (PTFE) The non-stick coating on frying pans.	HTML Chime VRML JMol	Layth Hendow	Hull Collegiate School Yorkshire, UK
May 2009	Bombykol The sex pheromone of the silk moth.	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
April 2009	Retinal The molecule of vision	HTML JSMol	Joshua Howgego and Paul May	University of Bristol
March 2009	Hydrogen Sulphide The smell of rotten eggs.	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
February 2009	Indigotin The dye used to colour blue jeans	HTML JSMol	Richard Marsh and Paul May	University of Bristol
January 2009	Oxytocin The molecule involved in pregnancy, breastfeeding and sexual fidelity!	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
December 2008	Taurine The stimulant in the 'energy drink' Red Bull - but does it give you wings?	HTML JSMol	Richard Marsh and Paul May	University of Bristol
November 2008	2-Methylundecanal The smell of Chanel No.5 perfume.	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
Oct 2008	Dopamine The neurotransmitter responsible for feelings of pleasure and well-being	HTML Chime VRML JMol	Sian Gregory and Paul M. Burnham	Hillsborough College Sheffield, UK
Sept 2008	Uric acid The molecule that causes gout and kidney stones, and is found in bird droppings	HTML Chime VRML JMol	Mike Thompson	Winchester College UK
August 2008	Folic Acid A necessary ingredient for building DNA, cells and babies.	HTML JSMol	Dominic Taylor and Paul May	University of Bristol
July 2008	Isoprene The building block for terpenes and rubber, and the molecule that makes the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, blue.	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
June 2008	Histamine The molecule associated with immune response, allergies and hayfever.	HTML Chime VRML JMol	Michael Charles Hatch and Paul May	University of Bristol
May 2008	Sulfuric acid The acid that's the 'King of Chemicals'	HTML Chime VRML JMol	Mike Thompson	Winchester College UK
April 2008	Sulphur Hexafluoride The unreactive gas that's found in electrical insulation, trainers and double-glazing.	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
March 2008	Limonene The industrial degreasing agent found in orange peel.	HTML Chime VRML JMol	Paul M. Burnham	Hillsborough College Sheffield, UK
February 2008	Vanillin The flavour of vanilla icecream.	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
January 2008	Herceptin The controversial drug used to treat breast cancer.	HTML	Amy Dyke	University of Bristol
December 2007	Methane The greenhouse gas that cooks our food.	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
November 2007	Nitric Acid The starting point for explosives and fertilisers.	HTML JSMol	Paul May	University of Bristol
October 2007	Nitroglycerine The explosive component in dynamite.	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
September 2007	Propanethial S-oxide The molecule that makes you cry when peeling onions.	HTML Chime VRML JMol	Paul M. Burnham	Hillsborough College Sheffield, UK
August 2007	Menthol The cooling smell of mint.	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
July 2007	Monosodium Glutamate The molecule that enhances taste in food.	HTML Chime VRML JMol	Pio Monti	Kings College School Madrid, Spain
June 2007	Lutein and Zeaxanthin The chemistry and biology of the colourful carotenoids we eat as food, or which make the pigments in songbirds' feathers	HTML Chime JMol	James D. Johnson	Alumnus Dept of Chemistry Florida State University
May 2007	Acetyl Coenzyme-A The molecule that makes fats, or burns them	HTML JSMol	Paul May	University of Bristol
April 2007	Glucose The sugary source of energy for plants and animals	HTML Chime VRML JMol	Mike Thompson	Winchester College UK
March 2007	Methamphetamine The pick-me-up also known as 'speed'.	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
February 2007	Sodium Thiopental (Sodium Pentothal) The 'Truth Serum' used in many spy movies.	HTML Chime VRML JMol	Adriano Taylor	King´s College Madrid, Spain
January 2007	Prostanoic Acid and Prostagladins Important natural molecules that resemble hormones and have a range of biological effects.	HTML JSMol	Paul May	University of Bristol
December 2006	Ethene The anaesthetic gas that's used to make polythene	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
November 2006	Pentacene The p-type organic semiconductor which can be used to make organic electronics.	HTML	Fabio Pichierri	Tohoku University Sendai, Japan
October 2006	Chloroform The anaesthetic and solvent	HTML Chime VRML JMol	Stephen Belding	University of Oxford
September 2006	Hydrogen Peroxide Rocket fuel and bleached blondes...	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
August 2006	Cinnamaldehyde The smell and taste of the spice cinnamon.	HTML Chime VRML JMol	Paul M. Burnham	Hillsborough College Sheffield, UK
July 2006	Tamiflu The anti-flu drug that might protect us froma bird-flu epidemic	HTML JMol	Emily Campbell	University of Bristol
June 2006	The Manganese-calcium oxide cluster of Photosystem II (The Oxygen Evolving Complex) The complex that cyanobacteria use to split water, release oxygen, and which helped start life on Earth.	HTML Chime	James D. Johnson	Florida State University Tallahassee USA
May 2006	Linoleic Acid The vegetable oil that's used to make margarine	HTML JSMol	Paul May	University of Bristol
April 2006	Skatole The smell of human excrement	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
March 2006	Cucurbituril A pumpkin-shaped molecule	HTML Chime VRML JMol	Fabio Pichierri	Tohoku University Sendai, Japan
Feb 2006	Hemoglobin The oxygen-carrying molecule found in blood	HTML JSMol	Paul May	University of Bristol
January 2006	Batrachotoxin The poison found on the skin of Amazonian frogs	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
December 2005	Formic Acid (Methanoic Acid) The poison from ants and stinging nettles	HTML Chime VRML JMol	Mathieu Laffitte	Freelance writer France
November 2005	Carbon Monoxide The poisonous gas from car exhausts	HTML Chime VRML JMol	Mike Thompson	Winchester College UK
October 2005	Dimethylsulphide The smell of truffles	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
September 2005	Dioxin The pollutant that caused the Seveso disaster	HTML	Fabio Pichierri	Tohoku University Sendai, Japan
August 2005	Linezolid A new type of oxazolidinone antibiotic	HTML	Rafal Klajn	Northwestern University USA
July 2005	Quinine The anti-malarial drug that's found in gin and tonic	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
June 2005	Dichlorodifluoromethane (Freon) Freon gas, the CFC refrigerant that damages the ozone layer.	HTML	Aaron Vorderstrasse	Western Oregon University Monmouth Oregon, USA
May 2005	British Anti-Lewisite The chelating molecule that's used to treat heavy metal poisoning.	HTML	Domingo Tabangcura, Jr. and G. Patrick Daubert, MD	Regional Poison Control Center Wayne State University Children's Hospital of Michigan Detroit USA
April 2005	Serotonin A molecule of happiness.	HTML	Claire Rosling	University of Bristol
March 2005	Hexenal The key aroma substance emitted when grass is cut.	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
Feb 2005	Galactosylceramide The chemical found in the brain which is a constituent of nerve cells and intestinal membranes - and which may be implicated in promoting diseases such as HIV.	HTML	Jacques Fantini, Nicolas Garmy, Nadira Taieb and Nouara Yahi	Université Paul Cézanne Marseille, France
Jan 2005	Arsine The poisonous gas that was an important molecule in the history of forensic science.	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
Dec 2004	Maleimide-Polyethylene Glycol (MPEG4) Modified human hemoglobin that can be used as a blood substitute.	HTML	Nancy Christy, Shane Haggard, Kimberly Lam, Rachele Melious and Paula Theobald	San Diego Mesa College San Diego, CA, USA
Nov 2004	Morphine The sedative and painkiller.	HTML	Enrico Uva	LaurenHill Academy Montreal, Canada
Oct 2004	Butane The fuel in portable cookers, and much more...	HTML	Feng Wang	Swinburne University of Technology Melbourne, Australia
Sept 2004	Ubiquitin A ubiquitous protein	HTML	Lukasz and Mariusz Jaremko	Wroclaw University Poland
Aug 2004	Trimethylamine The cause of 'fish breath' in some people.	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
July 2004	Atenolol A beta-blocker drug used for treating high blood pressure and angina.	HTML	Ravi Bhandari	Imperial College London
June 2004	Flunitrazepam (Rohypnol) The notorious 'date rape' drug.	HTML Chime VRML JMol	Gemma Gaitskell Phillips and Paula Fitzgerald	Kings College Madrid, Spain
May 2004	Osmium Tetroxide The useful chemical reagent that was recently called the "billionaire's chemical weapon"	HTML Chime VRML JMol	Mike Thompson	Winchester College UK
Apr 2004	Cantharidin The 'Spanish Fly' aphrodisiac that's also a beetle defense chemical.	HTML Chime	Gérard Dupuis & Nicole Berland	Lycée Faidherbe Lille, France.
Mar 2004	EDTA A molecule with a 'complex story', that's found in mayonnaise, beans and Big Macs.	HTML Chime	Scott A. Sinex	Prince George's Community College Largo, MD, USA
Feb 2004	Combretastatin A-4 A Zulu poison that can be used to treat cancer	HTML Chime VRML JMol	Mike Thompson	Winchester College UK
Jan 2004	Rotenone An important piscicide and insecticide	HTML Chime	Emma Castrique	Bristol University
Dec 2003	Sulphur Dioxide A major component of acid rain	HTML Chime VRML JMol	Mike Thompson	Winchester College UK
Nov 2003	S-Adenosyl Methionine A biological methylating agent	HTML	Rich Blatchly	Keene State College Keene NH, USA
Oct 2003	Dimethyl Mercury The toxic compound that caused the Minamata disaster	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
Sept 2003	Carnitine An acyl-carrying nursing biomolecule.	HTML	Hans R. Scholte	Erasmus MC-University Medical Center Rotterdam Holland
Aug 2003	Fluoxetine (Prozac) The active ingredient behind the World's most widely used antidepressant drug.	Chime	Gemma Veitch	Imperial College London
July 2003	Caeruloplasmin An enigmatic copper metalloprotein.	HTML	John Maher	University of Bristol
June 2003	Pnictogen A group of materials that might be used to convert electricity into heat and vice versa.	HTML	David Bradley	Freelance Science Writer
May 2003	N3 Amide Dyes A new way to make 'metallo-organic' solar cells	HTML	Jean-Jacques Lagref	Novartis Pharma AG Basel Switzerland.
Apr 2003	Ketamine The notorious recreational drug	HTML Chime	Tim Aldridge	University of Bristol
Mar 2003	Ethyl Acetate The source of many natural odours	HTML	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
Feb 2003	Spidroin Spider silk and spider poisons	HTML Chime	Vivienne Li	Bristol University
Jan 2003	Arsenic Pentachloride, AsCl₅ A molecule with unusual bonding	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
Dec 2002	Hemlock (Coniine) The poison that killed Socrates	HTML Chime	John Huggins	Thrybergh Comprehensive School Rotherham, UK
Nov 2002	Dettol The antiseptic cleaning fluid	HTML Chime VRML JMol	Mike Thompson	Winchester College UK
Oct 2002	Epothilone A new anti-cancer drug	HTML	Audrey Barthelemy and Carole Christophe	Ecole Normale Superieure de Lyon France
Sept 2002	Ibogaine The anti-addiction drug	HTML Chime VRML JMol	David Bradley	Freelance Science Writer
Aug 2002	Uranium Hexafluoride, UF₆ The source of uranium for nuclear power	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
July 2002	Alliin The chemistry of garlic	HTML	Eric Coleman	University of Bristol
June 2002	Tryptophan The controversial food supplement	HTML	Kimberly Dick and Michel Hachey	Advanced Chemistry Develpment Toronto, Canada
May 2002	Etorphine An elephant tranquiliser	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
Apr 2002	Beta-Carotene The colour of carrots	HTML Chime	Martha Evens	University of Bristol
Mar 2002	Mifepristone (RU-486) The 'morning after' pill	HTML	Fyaz M.D. Ismail	Dept of Pharmacy and Chemistry Liverpool John Moores University
Feb 2002	Atropine The muscle relaxant used in surgery	HTML Chime	Sara Kennedy	Armthorpe School Doncaster, UK
Jan 2002	Relenza The anti-flu drug	HTML	Nikola Sanderson	Imperial College London
Dec 2001	Nitrogen Triiodide The well-known explosive crystals	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
Nov 2001	Ibuprofen A painkiller	HTML Chime	John Bower	University of Bristol
Oct 2001	Tetracycline The anti-biotic	HTML Chime	Rafal Klajn	Institute of Organic Chemistry PAN, Warsaw Poland
Sept 2001	Methyl Jasmonate The smell of jasmine flowers	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland, UK
Aug 2001	Nicotine The addictive drug in tobacco	HTML	Muriel Fabre, Guillaume Bouchon, Sébastien Abry and Daniel Simon	École Normale Supérieure de Lyon France
July 2001	VX gas The notorious nerve agent	HTML	Cavus Batki	University of Bristol
June 2001	ClF₃ Rocket fuel	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland
May 2001	Brassinolide The plant growth hormone	HTML Chime VRML JMol	Martin A. Iglesias-Arteaga	University of Havana Cuba
Apr 2001	Capsaicin The heat of chillis	HTML Chime VRML	Matthew Bellringer	University of Bristol
Mar 2001	Frontalin A beetle signal pheremone	HTML Chime	Gérard Dupuis and Nicole Berland	Lycée Faidherbe Lille, France.
Feb 2001	Aspartame A synthetic sweetener	HTML Chime VRML JMol	D. Eric Walters	Finch University of Health Sciences The Chicago Medical School Chicago, USA
Jan 2001	Tetraethyl Lead The anti-knock agent in petroleum	HTML JSMol	Simon Cotton	Uppingham School Rutland
Dec 2000	2,4,5-T (Agent Orange) The notorious Vietnam War defoliant	HTML Chime VRML	John Hardy	University of Bristol
Nov 2000	Bis(2,4-dinitrophenyl) oxalate (DNPO) Light-emitting chemicals	HTML	Daniel Ormsby	University of Leeds
Oct 2000	Nandrolone The controversial anabolic steroid	HTML JSMol	Paul May	University of Bristol
Sept 2000	ABT-594 and Epibatidine A painkiller	HTML	John Cameron and Kathleen Brawley	University of Aberdeen
Aug 2000	Cisplatin The anti-cancer drug	HTML Chime	Mitch Miller	Symyx Technologies USA
July 2000	Thalidomide The notorious morning sickness drug	HTML	Alex Lingham	Bristol University
June 2000	Histrionicotoxin The frog poison used in blowpipe darts	HTML Chime VRML JMol	Neil Edwards and Mark Reed	Sussex University
May 2000	Chlorophyll The green colour of plants	HTML JSMol	Paul May	Bristol University
Apr 2000	Melatonin The sleep-wake-cycle regulating chemical	Chime	Salinthip Thipayang	Imperial College London
Mar 2000	cis-g-Irone The violet-like scent of Iris oils used in perfumes	HTML	Jean-Marie Galano	Université D'Aix-Marseille III France
Feb 2000	Frankincense (Boswellic Acid) The Biblical fragrant gum resin	HTML Chime VRML	Gordon Docherty	Bristol University
Jan 2000	DNA The genetic blueprint molecule	HTML JSMol	Paul May	Bristol University
Dec 1999	Tamoxifen The anti-cancer drug	HTML Chime	Huw Tanner	Imperial College London
Nov 1999	Tetrodotoxin The poison in puffer fish	HTML Chime VRML JMol	Jim Johnson	3D Biochem USA
Oct 1999	Psilocybin and Mescaline The hallucinogen in 'magic mushrooms'	HTML JSMol	Paul May	Bristol University
Sept 1999	Anatoxin A toxin extracted from algae	HTML Chime VRML JMol	Neil Edwards	Sussex University
Aug 1999	Salbutamol The anti-asthma treatment	Chime	Jerome Hettich	Imperial College London
July 1999	Zyban (Bupropion) The treatment for nicotine addiction	HTML	Bernard Blessington and Jamie Harris	University of Bradford
June 1999	Nitrous oxide Laughing gas	HTML JSMol	Ewan Cameron and Paul May	University of Bristol
May 1999	Adrenaline The 'fight or flight' hormone	HTML	Frank Oellien	Computer-Chemie-Centrum University of Erlangen-Nürnberg Germany
Apr 1999	Staurosporine An anti-cancer drug	HTML Chime	Clive Walker	Novartis Horsham Research Centre
Feb 1999	Ptaquiloside The poison in bracken	HTML Chime VRML JMol	David Bradley	Freelance Science Writer/Editor
Jan 1999	Cubane A cubic molecule	HTML Chime	Beinn Muir	Imperial College
Dec 1998	LSD The notorious hallucigenic drug	HTML JSMol	Paul May	University of Bristol
Nov 1998	Polythiophene A conducting organic polymer	JSMol	Peter Tebbutt	Cherwell
Oct 1998	Ferritin An iron-storage protein	HTML	James Bashkin, Regina Frey and Maureen Donlin	Washington University St Louis, Mo, USA
Sept 1998	Saxitoxin A powerful shellfish poison	HTML JMol	Neil Edwards	University of Sussex
Aug 1998	Finasteride A treatment for baldness?	HTML	Cynthia Schieck	Virginia Commonwealth University USA
July 1998	Formaldehyde The biology specimen preservative	HTML	Walter Volland	Bellevue Community College Washington, USA
June 1998	Mustard Gas The notorious WW1 chemical warfare agent	HTML JSMol	Rebecca Holland	Bristol University
May 1998	Proline A useful synthetic reagent	HTML	Andrew Potter	Liverpool University
April 1998	MCM-41 A zeolite catalyst	HTML Chime	Vladimir Gusev	Freelance
Mar 1998	Ozone The Earth's protective layer	HTML	Eloise Stattersfield	Bristol University
Feb 1998	Sulfanilamide A useful antibiotic	HTML Chime JMol	Peter Tebbutt	Cherwell
Jan 1998	Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP) The body's energy storage molecule	HTML JSMol	Paul May	University of Bristol
Dec 1997	4-Bromo-4'-Methoxy- acetophenone Azine An organic magnet	HTML	Rainer Glaser	University of Missouri-Columbia
Nov 1997	Scorpionine A scorpion-shaped molecule	HTML Chime	Henry Rzepa	Imperial College London
Oct 1997	N₂S₂ A molecule with unusual bonding	HTML Chime	Joe Gerratt	University of Bristol
Sept 1997	Hexol The molecule that helped the understanding of coordination chemistry	JSmol	Robert Lancashire	University of the West Indies, Mona, Jamaica
Aug 1997	[Ag{(NC)Mn(CO)₂- P(OPh₃)(dppm)}₂]⁺ A molecule with a near-linear chain of 7 atoms	HTML JSmol	John Crossley	University of Bristol
July 1997	Vancomycin The ultimate antibiotic	HTML Chime	Alan Bunch and Anthony Baines	University of Kent
June 1997	Triphenylmethyl A propellor-shaped molecule	HTML	Andrew Hudson & Richard Jackson	Sussex University
May 1997	Vitamin B₁₂ The vitamin that prevents anaemia	Chime	John Maher	Bristol University
April 1997	Cyclooctene A chiral molecule	HTML Chime	David Bradley	Freelance Science Writer/Editor
Mar 1997	t-AlF₃ The interesting crystal structure	HTML Chime VRML	Armel Le Bail	Laboratoire des Fluorures University of Lemans, France
Feb 1997	Taxol The anti-cancer drug	HTML JSMol	Neil Edwards	University of Bristol
Jan 1997	C₆₀ Buckyballs The famous football-shaped molecule	HTML Chime	Wyn Locke	Imperial College London
Dec 1996	Decahelicene A spiral-shaped molecule	HTML	Hens Borkent	CMBI Radboud University Nijmegen, NL
Nov 1996	Sialyl Lewis X A carbohydrate that recognises blood groups	HTML	Steven Isles & Alan Wilson	University of Birmingham
Oct 1996	Water Not just for drinking...	HTML	Shawn Huston Kenner	MDL Information Systems, Inc.
Sept 1996	Digitalis A treatment for heart disease	HTML JSMol	Paul May	University of Bristol
Aug 1996	Helvetane and Israelane Hypothetical molecules with intriguing shapes	HTML	Mitchell Miller	Lion Biosciences USA
July 1996	Diamond The world's favourite gem	HTML JSMol	Paul May	University of Bristol
June 1996	Urea The first synthetic organic product	HTML	Stuart Fairall	De Montfort University
May 1996	Ferrocene The well known organo-metallic sandwich	HTML	Karl Harrison	University of Oxford
Apr 1996	Delta-THC The active ingredient in cannabis	HTML	Lee Banting	Portsmouth University
Mar 1996	Phthalocyanine A dye, catalyst and anti-cancer agent	HTML	Alan Wilson	University of Birmingham
Feb 1996	Aspirin The first painkiller	HTML JSMol	Paul May	University of Bristol
Jan 1996	Mauveine dye The first synthetic dye	HTML Chime	Henry Rzepa	Imperial College London

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