All Chemistry World articles in Archive 2004-2009 – Page 195
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News
Cheap portable gene fragment analysis developed
A cheap, portable method to determine gene mutations, suitable for use in hospital labs, has been developed by US scientists.
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Complex mimetics, simply done
A method to synthesise diverse libraries of carbohydrate clusters quickly and simply has been developed.
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Cancer killing catalysts
Nanophotocatalysts are killing cancer and viruses by producing destructive oxygen species.
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Bright future for OLEDs
An iridium complex has been developed as a red-light emitting material for use in organic light emitting diodes (OLED).
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Biomedical polymers
Chinese researchers have developed the first soluble polyurethane (PU) with controllable properties that could make it suitable for biomedical applications.
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Antibiotic separates the good from the bad
Antibacterial polymers designed to distinguish between bacteria and human cells
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Analysis to age an Amontillado
The age of vintage sherries can be authenticated using statistics
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Cooked to perfection
Heston Blumenthal, chef-proprietor of the Fat Duck restaurant, uses chemistry to create unusual dishes. Katharine Sanderson talks to him
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Opinion
Chemistry education's plight
Chemistry education in Australia is in decline. Bill Price discusses the problems and proposes some solutions
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Opinion
Editorial: Working at the interface
Interaction between chemists and chemical engineers remains a problem
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Opinion
Flashback April 2005
April - 75 years ago, 90 years ago, 95 years ago, 100 years ago, 105 years ago
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Opinion
The rift between the arts and the sciences
It is almost 50 years since C P Snow first identified the rift between the 'two cultures' of the arts and the sciences
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News
The mysterious nature of water
Questions about ultraviscous water remain after new information emerges
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Feature
Chemistry on the fringes of the former USSR
Following admission to the European Union, are the Baltic states on course for economic reform? Bea Perks reports
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Innovative places for innovation
To succeed start-up companies need a supportive network. Hermann Hauthal looks at the experiences of some German companies' that have found that network by locating on an industrial park