All Chemistry World articles in Archive 2010-2015 – Page 122
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Research
For clean water, just add sunlight
A photocatalytic water purification system that does not need an electric pump
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Business
Roche rapped for side-effect reporting failure
European medicines regulator names and shames Swiss giant for not disclosing 80,000 instances of potential adverse drug reactions
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NewsMystery metal revealed by UK atmospheric inventory
Pollution survey finds that acid rain is abating but puzzlingly high levels of metals in the environment have been uncovered
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Research
Schizophrenia: a disease of the brain?
The root cause of schizophrenia could be in the blood
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Coca Cola urged to cut out carcinogen
Health concerns over 4-methylimidazole are behind US heath watchdog’s petition
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FeatureChemistry and the Olympics
Emma Davies looks into the vital role chemistry will play during the Olympic and Paralympic games
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Research
Single particles take flight
X-ray laser irradiation and mass spectrometry combine to unlock the structure and composition of single airborne particles in their native environment
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NewsWellcome Trust to enforce open access rules
UK charitable foundation will cut the grants of scientists who do not make their research freely available
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New chief scientific adviser announced
Mark Walport, director of the Wellcome Trust, has been named as the next UK chief scientific adviser
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Research
UK chemists tame terminal uranium nitride
Bulky ligands create tiny pocket to fit world's first stable triple-bonded uranium nitride into
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Research
Hydrophobic display writes on water
Two level structural hydrophobicity can be used for reversible data storage
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Research
Stretching graphene gives quantum dots
Straining graphene's lattice can separate its electronic states and turn it into a semiconductor
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News
FDA green lights new obesity drug
Agency approval for prescription only obesity drug is first for 13 years
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Research
Extracting nuclear energy from seawater
The ligand that forms a complex with a uranyl ion to enable uranium to be extracted from seawater
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News
Fracking given green light by UK report
A new government report, written by the Royal Society and Royal Academy of Engineering, finds fracking safe if managed correctly
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Podcast
July 2012
JulyChemistry World Podcast - July 20121:00 - How does your buckyball grow?7:47 - Performance nutritionist Mayur Ranchordas tells us what Olympic athletes should be eating and drinking16:50 - Which energy-saving light bulb is best for sensitive skin?19:15 - Computations on cuprous fluoride will re-write inorganic textbooks23:11 - ...
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Research
3D printed sugar network to feed engineered organs
Researchers have built a gel with tiny vessels that can carry nutrients to cells being housed for growth into tissues for transplant