All Chemistry World articles in Archive 2010-2015 – Page 103
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Magnetic levitation to measure protein binding
Diseases could be diagnosed cheaply in the developing world using a simple device that measures density with magnets
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Simulating your way to a better supercapacitor
A model of ion arrangement in a supercapacitor will help researchers design devices that hold more energy
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Luminescent carbon nanodots from coffee
A greener and less toxic way to make carbon nanomaterials using waste coffee grounds
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China battles more river spills
Conflict between national and local interests threatens environmental progress
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Special treatment for scientists under immigration rules
Responding to concern in the academic community, the UK government has eased immigration strictures
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Antimicrobial pyroelectric crystals kill bacteria
Powdered pyroelectric crystals that catalyse the formation of reactive oxygen species could be harnessed to kill bacteria
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Croatia to slim down funding for science journals
The Croatian government has said it will fund only the best journals, leaving some facing an uncertain future
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Polymer thermometer picks out cells hotspots
A fluorescent polymer can be used to take the temperature of organelles within a cell
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NewsDouble whammy blow to US nuclear science
Los Alamos National Lab’s budget will be cut by 11% and an actinide chemistry facility postponed
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NewsLight-sensitive shape-shifters are swell gels
Chemists mimic the natural shape-shifting abilities of biological tissues using a half-tone printing technique on a polymer
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Cerium cation behaviour could change water splitting studies
Tetravalent cerium is a dimer in solution and not a monomer as previously thought
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Butter substitute reduces blood pressure and cholesterol
Scientists are tackling cardiovascular disease with milk peptides and plant sterols in a spread
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Double whammy blow to US nuclear science
Los Alamos National Lab's budget will be cut by 11% and an actinide chemistry facility postponed
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Light-sensitive shape-shifters are swell gels
Chemists mimic the natural shape-shifting abilities of biological tissues using a half-tone printing technique on a polymer
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EPA starts over with its hexavalent chromium review
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has quietly decided to restart its toxicology review of hexavalent chromium (Cr(VI)) in drinking water
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Irish government plans to pick winners in research
Science funding will be targeted to areas that will deliver the biggest return on investment
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Cleaning up antibodies for disease studies
Scientists have come up with a quick and cheap way to purify antibodies
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Irish government plans to pick winners in research
Science funding will be targeted to areas that will deliver the biggest return on investment
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EPA starts over with its hexavalent chromium review
US agency delays decade-long process to adopt a drinking water standard for hexavalent chromium