All Chemistry World articles in Archive 2004-2009 – Page 76
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News
China pushes ahead with cleaner cars
In a fillip to domestic carmakers developing cleaner vehicles China's National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) has ratified the production of a hydrogen fuel cell powered car from Volkswagen.
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Careers
Profile: Born Chemist
An early fascination with chemistry grew into a remarkable research career for Katherine Holt. Yfke Hager meets her
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Careers
Careers clinic: Transferable toxicology
Taking a short course and tailoring your CV could really help you to break into a new field, says Caroline Tolond
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Careers
The Educated Chemist: Sourcing the course
How do you decide which course is right for you? Yfke Hager helps you narrow down the options
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Careers
The Insider: Meet the universities
With so many chemistry courses on offer, it makes sense to get some first-hand experience before you make your choice, says Robert Bowles
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News
Regulator rebuffs Merck's cholesterol drug
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has unexpectedly refused to approve Merck's cholesterol-lowering drug Cordaptive
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News
Canadian pesticide ban promised
Ontario will become the latest Canadian province to stop amateur gardeners using pesticides, when a new law comes into force in spring 2009
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News
Boosting the flow in pharma's pipelines
Flow chemistry is poised to become an important tool for new drug development
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News
Industry support for PhDs and postdocs slumps
Pharmaceutical companies have slashed their support for PhD students and postdocs at UK universities
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Opinion
Editorial: Our online offerings
Chemistry World is pleased to unveil a trio of innovations this month, spanning both our print and online offerings
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Opinion
Divided by a common language
Derek Lowe dreams of the day when chemists and biologists can understand each other
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OpinionDrechsel's bottle
Western travellers to the East fuelled a fashion for Orientalism which reached its height in the 19th century