All Chemistry World articles in Archive 2004-2009 – Page 89
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3D television a step closer to reality
Unique polymer used to make updatable holographic display
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Illinois lawmakers round on DOE over FutureGen
Political row erupts after DOE decides to pull out of flagship clean coal plant
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Better detection of DNA synthesis
US researchers use click chemistry to measure cell proliferation
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A keen eye for age prediction
Forensic scientists may soon be able to pin down the age of unidentified bodies thanks to proteins found in the eye
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Bush budget proposal backs physical sciences
After cuts in 2008, plans to double budget revived
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Quinine synthesis mystery solved
US chemists have reproduced a 90-year old experiment to settle a 50-year old controversy
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Green chemistry aids bone repair
Biodegradable scaffold made with supercritical solvents mends broken bones in mice
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Snapshots reveal bone mineral's strength secret
Unravelling how calcium carbonate crystals grow could help build better implants
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Genetic code read directly from RNA
Sequencing DNA could become as simple as 'reading a barcode at the supermarket'
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Podcast
February 2008
Chemistry World Podcast - February 200800:10 -- Introduction02:03 -- Fish skin holds a dazzling secret04:00 -- Edible antifreeze could take the icy crunch out of ice cream06:30 -- The chemist who saved evolutionary biology: Richard Corfield tells the story of ...
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RNAi scores victory against Crohn's disease in mice
Production of a key protein involved in inflammatory bowel disease switched off
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A DNA crane for molecular building sites
A DNA strand attached to the tip of an atomic force microscope can build nanoscale structures
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Piezoelectric compound performs under pressure
Lead titanate, a man-made ceramic, generates surprisingly big currents when compressed
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DNA helps nanoparticles crystallise
Two new techniques use DNA to build crystals of nanoparticles more easily
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Calming heat-stressed crops
A spray to protect crop yields in drought- and heat-stressed plants may be available in two years
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Tiny magnets to repel drug counterfeiters
Drug supplier buys nanoscale magnetic fingerprinting technology to counter fakes