All Chemistry World articles in Archive 2010-2015 – Page 110
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Rocket reactor forces space hydrogen rethink
Pioneering low temperature studies suggest interstellar clouds could hold double the hydrogen previously thought
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Heather Williams: Science is for everyone
Heather Williams discusses her work in medical diagnostics and supporting women in science
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Nitrenium hugs stabilise positively rare complexes
Cationic ligand meets cationic metal in an unusual bonding situation
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Business
Novartis in the spotlight in mis-selling investigations
Crackdown on pharma marketing continues with US and Japanese cases
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ReviewSpinning into focus
Big and powerful or small and portable? NMR spectrometers now come in a range of sizes, as Elisabeth Jeffries discovers
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Business
Deadly explosion at Japanese silicon plant
Five killed and several more injured at Mitsubishi Materials site
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NewsIconic carbon dioxide programme imperilled by funding shortfall
Scientists warn some monitoring could end in a matter of months and have appealed to the public for funds
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Disorder opens up battery material field
Discovery overturns conventional wisdom that well-ordered materials are a must for better lithium-ion battery electrodes
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Simple route to add nitrogen to drugs
US chemists synthesise aziridines under mild conditions abolishing the need for protecting groups
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CareersA doctrine of doctors
Sarah Byrne reports on the new paradigm in producing PhDs, and asks what the future holds for doctoral training in the UK and beyond
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First route to diphosphorus tetroxide
Carbene stabilisation provides a way to create this elusive nitrogen oxide relative
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PodcastConotoxins
Helen Scales finds out how unique toxins found in deadly cone snail stings could herald the next generation of painkillers
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OpinionWe choose to go to the muon
Subatomic sorties have uncovered strange new species, says Philip Ball. Should we give these alien atoms a place at the table?
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ResearchFlexible electronics get even more bendy
Swiss scientists produce a circuit so thin and pliant that it can be wrapped arond a human hair
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Business
Thermo Fisher to sell three analytical divisions to GE Healthcare
Deal will help the firm complete its ongoing takeover of Life Technologies
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News
Warning over graphene investment scams
UK regulator says scammers are selling fake investments in graphene
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OpinionIs there a drug for that?
Derek Lowe ponders whether anything is truly ‘undruggable’ if we look in the right places