All Chemistry World articles in Archive 2010-2015 – Page 130
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Opinion
Misconduct: on the blog and in the open
When formal investigations of research misconduct are opaque and sluggish, it is inevitable that chemists will take to the blogs to debate suspicious papers, says Mark Peplow
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NewsAnother drug suspension overturned in India
Safety concerns put sales of antidepressant Deanxit on ice until firms petitioned a high court
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Business
Otsuka to buy Astex for $886 million
Japanese firm intends to leave Astex’s fragment-based R&D efforts intact
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Research
All-in-one 3D printing
3D printed objects with easy to modify surfaces turned into complex superhydrophobic structures
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News
Figshare to offer institutional data platform
Universities can pay for a scientific repository that will hold all their research in one place and control whether it’s public or private
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NewsFunding woes lead US scientists to consider moving overseas
Survey finds almost 20% of respondents contemplating going abroad, but the findings are criticised as unscientific
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CareersHigh unemployment in Europe drives brain drain
Andy Extance finds out how economic woes in southern European countries’ are affecting young chemists
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Research
Raman-based imaging takes guesswork out of brain surgery
New technique analyses brain cell chemistry to boost the chances of successful tumour removal
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Research
A biochemical eyewitness
Bioassay that recognises the blood of people with different ethnic backgrounds could aid crime scene investigators
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Research
Iron catalyst offers nitrogenase clues
Complex can reduce dinitrogen to ammonia in solution.and may help to explain how bacteria fix the gas
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OpinionSynthetic biology is bursting with life
Synthetic biology is shifting into high gear. To truly thrive, it needs chemists, says Mark Peplow
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Research
Cracked bones attract healing nanoparticles
Ion gradients can be used to guide drug-loaded nanoparticles to where they are needed
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Business
Amgen snaps up Onyx in huge biotech deal
$10.4 billion acquisition will expand firm’s oncology portfolio
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NewsCroatian chancellors' pay slashed by 30%
Government claims that rectors were overpaid and that savings will go to fund young scientists
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Research
Nanoscale Squid can measure single electron
Tiny loops measure the magnetic moment of electrons as it scans across a surface
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NewsWith great blogging power… comes great responsibility
Revelations of suspected scientific malpractice have raised questions of just what role the online chemistry community should play in rooting out bad behaviour
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Research
Better separations with more permeable membranes
Embedding conducting polymer nanoparticles in traditional membrane polymers improves their separation performance
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Research
Metabolic pathway leads to first authentication of civet coffee
Identification of unique chemical fingerprint ensures that buyers are getting what they pay for