All Chemistry World articles in Archive 2010-2015 – Page 138
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Microwave quarrel heats up
Academics publicly exchange sharp words in journal pages over microwave chemistry
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Flexible supercapacitors for portable electronics
Scientists create a tiny, bendy power supply
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ResearchCirculating cancer cells spiral towards separation
Microfluidic isolation of tumour cells for analysis
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Business
Monsanto abandons GM crops in Europe
Company will focus on conventional plant breeding in EU and biotech elsewhere
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Spain's largest science institution faces €75 million black hole
Research council faces paralysis within weeks if the money cannot be found
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Dipstick test for plague on the way
New method for diagnosing plague could be rolled out within months
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Senate approves Gina McCarthy as new EPA head
Environmental Protection Agency leader confirmed after four-month delay
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Former student sues Harvard for $10 million
PhD chemist seeks damages in row over patent royalties
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ResearchHovering reaction driven by sound
New device uses acoustic waves to levitate reacting chemicals
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Flexible electronics boost with stretchiest conductor ever made
Elastic polymer studded with gold nanoparticles can expand to five times its size and maintain conductivity
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NewsCall to arms on data integrity
Journal editor tells chemists to get tough on bad practices such as scrubbing spectra of embarrassing impurities
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Chemist found guilty of murder
Tianle Li poisoned her husband with thallium obtained from the lab where she worked
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ResearchIntelligent knife smokes out cancer
Surgical tool analyses tissues for signs of cancer as it cuts and cauterises, and could help doctors get all the tumour in one go
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Secular scholars fight government control in Turkey
The attempted suicide in jail of a chemical engineer has contributed to a ‘climate of fear’, say scientists
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Accelerating stereochemical analysis
Metal complex will help alleviate bottleneck in asymmetric catalyst screening
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Chemists welcome newest member of nanocarbon family
Unique warped structure has properties distinct from other carbon allotropes such as graphene, fullerene and nanotubes