All Chemistry World articles in Archive 2004-2009 – Page 187
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News
Industry Hopeful For EU Carbon Compromise
Framework agreement lessens impact of carbon emissions trade
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News
LyondellBasell gains bankruptcy protection
Falling demand and a failure to renegotiate sizeable debts has forced LyondellBasell to seek protection under US bankruptcy laws
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Careers
Careers clinic: The CV question
CV fashions come and go, and what's good in the UK might not be right for the US. Here are some invaluable pointers from Caroline Tolond.
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Opinion
Cutting-edge technology for cutting-edge results?
How important is it to have the best equipped lab, wonders Derek Lowe
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Opinion
The science of scents is not simple
The flowery language of fragrance chemistry doesn't distract Philip Ball from the sharp scent of olfactory understanding
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Careers
The Educated Chemist: Europe-wide mentoring scheme
Training and funding is available to chemists and related scientists who want to encourage future generations to follow in their footsteps.
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Careers
Company profile: Chemists riding the storm
Big pharma's outsourcing is key to predicted success for a growing UK contract research organisation, reports Emma Davies
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Careers
Profile: The science business
US materials scientist Brian Smith got himself an MBA in order to build a business based on his research
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FeatureThe sweet scent of success
Emma Davies pokes her nose into some of the world's most celebrated perfume molecules
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News
Slow shipping a barrier to Chinese research
Many researchers are becoming increasingly frustrated by the time that it takes Chinese customs to release imports and exports of vital research materials
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Opinion
Letters: February 2009
From Carl Djerassi In your December editorial (Chemistry World, December 2008, p2), you claim that it is rare for chemistry and its ideas to star in fiction, and rarer still to find a story with a character who is a real-life scientist. Perhaps you are too busy editing a journal ...
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Opinion
The first electric incandescent-filament lamp
The old carbon-filament electric lamp was essentially a fine graphite filament in a vacuum
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FeatureMagic MOFs
Crystalline metal organic frameworks with extraordinary gas storage capabilities could help tackle climate change by capturing carbon dioxide and storing hydrogen fuel safely at lower pressures.