All Chemistry World articles in Archive 2010-2015 – Page 100
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Nanobionic plants
A step towards biochemical detectors for monitoring environmental conditions and, ultimately, synthetic materials that grow and repair themselves like plants
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US focuses pharma supply chain scrutiny
Import pre-authorisation for trusted firms frees up resources to tackle purity problems
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BPA substitute made from paper industry leftovers
Plant-derived plastic shows the benefits of BPA without the toxicity
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Four steps to asthma treatment
Efficient asymmetric synthesis of anti-asthma agent, Montelukast
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Business
UK to fast-track access to critical medicines
Patients could receive medicines before formal approval in exchange for monitoring data
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Short peptides self-assemble into a catalyst
Catalysts made from peptide chains just seven amino acids long could shed light on enzyme evolution
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ReviewOil in the environment: legacies and lessons of the Exxon Valdez oil spill
The trouble of oiled waters
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Business
Bristol-Myers Squibb to close Irish plant
130 jobs to go at manufacturing site in Cruiserath
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Minerals Technologies wins tussle over Amcol
US firm outbids European rival Imerys for polymer and speciality minerals supplier
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Chemists make headway on C–H activation challenges
New ways to target and control C-H bonds creates opportunities for organic synthesis.
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Piece of Earth’s interior ‘ocean’ found in diamond
Water-rich mineral points to vast stores of water 500km underground
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ResearchSaturn’s largest moon home to prebiotic ‘soup’
Organics dissolved in Titan’s lakes may create conditions suitable for life
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NewsUK government urged to cash in on waste
Lords’ committee says more waste should be converted into high-value products
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ResearchAspirin anchor helps cisplatin beat resistance
Introducing asplatin, a fusion of cisplatin and aspirin
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ResearchDinosaur mass extinction may have been triggered by acid rain
Asteroid impact could have produced enough sulfur trioxide to dramatically lower ocean pH
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NewsSpain’s research council plans austere future
Country’s largest research institution maps out cuts to scientist and a freeze on new PhDs or postdocs until 2017
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OpinionThe value of trust
Rebuilding a damaged relationship with researchers should be a top priority for the new boss of the UK’s physical sciences funding council