All Chemistry World articles in Archive 2010-2015 – Page 199
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Research
Fighting plaque with bacterial toothpaste
Anti-biofouling research could find its way into our toothpaste
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CareersAthletic analysis
Manisha Lalloo finds out how chemistry helps sports people listen to their bodies and perform at their best
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Business
Bayer buys crop protection firm for $425m
Bayer has struck a deal to buy US pest control products firm AgraQuest
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Research
Ultrafast transistors created in a vacuum
A new type of vacuum-based transistor can conduct electrons a hundred time faster than conventional electronics
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Research
Triazine boosts polymer energy storage
Lithium batteries could potentially store double the amount energy using a new porous framework electrode
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ReviewSanros: strategic applications of named reactions in organic synthesis
Chemistry on your iPhone
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Business
BMS and AstraZeneca buy Amylin for $7bn
Two pharma giants have teamed up to buy US biotech Amylin, responsible for the Byetta and Bydureon anti-diabetes brands
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OpinionSilicone safety: the status quo
Public alarm over the use of silicone is unwarranted, says Alan Lansdown
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OpinionPlaying with water
Tom Waller discusses the science and technology that can help make the difference between swimming and winning
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CareersOn your marks, get set, go
Damian Bailey runs Nina Notman through the highs and lows of his career as an academic studying oxygen transport in the body
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Research
Why some metal hip replacements fail
A study into how metal debris from hip replacements affects the surrounding tissue
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OpinionProtecting the spirit of competition
Keeping sport clean requires a constant, concerted effort that carries on long after the race is run, says Michael Stow
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Business$3bn GSK fine sets new industry record
The fine relates to off label marketing and is the largest payment of its kind ever made by a drug company
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NewsPoorer countries seek assurances on technology transfer after Rio+20
Fears among industrialised countries of handing a competitive advantage to emerging economies have scuppered a deal on financing technology transfer
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Opinion
Flashback: 1977 – 100 years of the Royal Institute of Chemistry
The Royal Institute of Chemistry celebrated its centenary with a luncheon and a reception at the science museum