All Chemistry World articles in Archive 2010-2015 – Page 134
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Research
Moving microrobots with bubbles
Bubble-driven robots could be used to manipulate cells to make artificial tissue
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New gel to repair damaged discs
Microgel jab might one day eliminate the need for spinal surgery
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'Ocean methane paradox' solved?
Search for new antibiotics leads to serendipitous discovery of mystery oceanic methane's origins
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Podcast
September 2012
SeptemberChemistry World Podcast - September 20121:08- Will the Curiosity rover be able to find life on Mars?4:34- Fluorine - the most reactive element - has been found in nature7:38- Ruth Mcnerney discusses the challenges in detecting and treating tuberculosis15:36- Can a skin cream deliver insulin and replace daily injections?18:08- Magnetic ...
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Beating shoe smells with crab shells
Treating leather with chitosan could help create odour-fighting shoes
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Joining the unjoinable
Chemists develop molecular 'staples' to hold two non-stick polymers together
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Business
Kevlar equivalent banned for 20 years
US rules in favour of DuPont in Kevlar trade secrets case
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Business
DuPont sells car paints for $5bn
US investment group picks up 11,000 employees and $4 billion in annual sales
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NewsDrug maker apologises for thalidomide tragedy
Fifty years after the event Grünenthal issues an apology as victims of the drug continue to press for compensation
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Helping hand for Van Gogh conservators
Unexpected cadmium salt responsible for ‘grey crust’ on artwork
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PodcastCalcium carbonate
From practical limestone buildings to elegant marble palaces - this compound has helped to build it all
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Fruit juice infused chocolate to reduce fat consumption
Replacing fat in cocoa butter to make healthier chocolate bars
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Tougher hydrogels to rival rubber
New durable gels are almost as hard to break and stretchy as rubber
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Business
Merck KGaA to cut 1100 German jobs
Company provides detail of restructuring programme announced in February
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Opinion
Martin Fleischmann (1927–2012)
A colleague recalls the achievements and personality of the electrochemist at the centre of the cold fusion debacle