All Chemistry World articles in Archive 2010-2015 – Page 178
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Business
Approval for first gene therapy drug
Glybera (alipogene tiparvovec) injections have been approved in Europe
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Business
Panel delivers final PFOA report
Probable link between perfluorooctanoic acid, used by DuPont to make fluoro-polymers, and high cholesterol
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NewsBritish Antarctic Survey merger binned
Cost saving plans are scrapped after outcry by politicians and scientists
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NewsBattle over US environment agency's human studies
EPA accused of supporting clinical trials that expose study subjects to airborne particles at unsafe levels
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Research
Shining new light on the Ullmann reaction
Photoinduced C–N coupling provides more information on mechanistic pathways in widely used reaction
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Research
Printing out new catalysts
Inkjet printing has been used for high-throughput generation of metal oxide catalysts
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Business
Novartis biotech plant for Singapore
Firm will invest $500 million in biotech manafacturing
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ResearchChemistry behind the ‘blue man’ unlocked
Biochemical model suggests that silver ions, not nanoparticles, cause a rare skin complaint
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Research
Call for 4G windfall to go to UK science
Top scientists back campaign to fund world class infrastructure and incentivise innovation
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Podcast
November 2012
November Chemistry World Podcast - November 2012 1:25- How many molecules are in the smallest possible ice-cube? 4:18- Buildings that sweat may be able to cool themselves without air-conditioning 7:25- 2012 chemistry Nobel laureate Robert Lefkowtiz tells us about the G-protein-coupled receptor 15:38- Water-soluble silicon circuits could be ...
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PodcastAdenosine triphosphate
The compound that gives us the energy to carry out our daily routines - here's ATP
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NewsHow do you solve a problem like misconduct?
The world’s scientific bodies have come together to tackle fraud and plagiarism, but the problem will be tough to crack
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Research
Nitrogen does diamond
Putting nitrogen gas under pressure generates a cage-like material with explosive potential properties
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Research
A cell for a cell
A tiny jail that can hold a single biological cell could be a useful tool for studying rare cells
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Opinion
High finance meets big pharma?
Derek Lowe examines an alternative funding model for pharmaceutical research