All Chemistry World articles in Archive 2010-2015 – Page 205
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Research
Protein architecture with atomic precision
The new technique involves protein building blocks that should slot together to create a larger symmetrical structure and modifying the amino acids so they stick together
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News€224 million EU antibiotics initiative launched
The project will bring together the pharmaceutical industry and academia, but some institutes have reservations
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Podcast
June 2012
JuneChemistry World Podcast - June 20120:54- Binning is best choice for drug disposal5:30- Silicene seen for the first time8:05- Henry Snaith on developing dyes to harness solar energy15:31- Size and shape change Suzuki rates19:28- Celebratory science with champagne expert Gerard Liger-Belair26:37- Just hit Ctrl + P for custom glassware30:08- Enhancing ...
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Opinion
Flashback: 1982 – chemical Olympiads
The RSC suggested the idea of chemical Olympiads to be organised by RSC local sections
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FeatureTuring patterns
Code-cracker Alan Turing’s impact on chemistry is still being realised today, a century after his birth. Philip Ball investigates
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OpinionTuring’s machine
Alan Turing, perhaps not often remembered as a chemist, provided the starting point for computational chemistry
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FeatureDyeing for a place in the sun
Can dye-sensitised solar cells compete with silicon and emerging alternatives? Phillip Broadwith investigates
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Opinion
atrop-Abyssomicin C
Natural products frequently have hard to pronounce and even harder to spell names, often of little meaning.
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Opinion21st century toxicology
Thomas Hartung discusses the next generation of toxicity testing and the regulatory science of the future
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News
Flerovium and Livermorium take seats at the periodic table
Names for elements 114 and 116 ratified by Iupac
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Research
Exhaust emissions caught in a trap
Designed on a computer, then synthesised – a hydrocarbon trap to minimise vehicle exhaust hydrocarbon emissions
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Research
Tiny buckyball grown around metal atom
28-atom strong fullerene might be stable enough to test superconductivity, researchers say
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Business
Takeda buys into Brazil for 540m reals
Multilab makes generics and over-the-counter branded products
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ResearchCuF computation contradicts textbooks
Scientists reveal a mistake in inorganic textbooks, and in doing so, discover a new material for photochemical applications
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Business
Solvay opens 200 employee Indian R&D centre
Belgian chemical company opens centre in Savli, Gujarat State
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News
HDL drug class struggling after latest flop
The failure of another 'good' cholesterol-raising drug and a new genetic study casts shadow over HDL hypothesis