All Chemistry World articles in Archive 2010-2015 – Page 21
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Nicotine hit at the flick of a switch with new nanotube patch
Carbon nanotubes used in skin patch drug delivery system could form next generation nicotine replacement therapy
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Colour change test for brain chemicals
New glucose detection system based on gold nanoparticles hopes to simplify the study of brain chemistry
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Rotaxane molecule seen in action
Researchers directly observe the ring of a rotaxane molecule switch positions along its thread in response to an electrochemical stimulus
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Biocatalyst improves diabetes drug production
A new biocatalyst for chiral amine synthesis could 'significantly improve' industrial production of the one of the world's best selling diabetes therapies
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Keeping the heat up for super-efficient solar cells
The efficiency of solar cells could be doubled via a method that keeps heat loss to a minimum
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Carbon nanotubes boost battery power
Researchers in the US show how the carbon structures can improve the flow of lithium ions
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First graphene touchscreen
Researchers have made a 30-inch touch-screen based on layers of graphene - sheets of carbon a single atom thick
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Powering up organic solar cells
Nanofibre electronic films based on multi-part organic molecules could boost organic solar cells
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New catalyst for hydrogen from formic acid
German scientists develop a new low-cost light-driven catalytic system for generating hydrogen from formic acid
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A smaller future for big pharma?
GlaxoSmithKline chief executive Andrew Witty warns cuts to spending on medicines could affect efforts to discover new drugs in the future
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US chemical society loses legal battle with software firm
American Chemical Society owes nearly $40 million to Leadscope after failed bid to sue for intellectual property theft
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Movies of molecules in 4D
US researchers create movies showing how carbon nanotubes respond to external stimuli
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Aryl rings get a fluorine fix
A mild and effective method for coupling trifluoromethyl groups on to aryl rings has been developed by US chemists
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Molecular machines shift into gear
Japanese scientists have created a set of molecular gears that can be chemically engaged and disengaged
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Medicine made to measure
Healthcare tailored to suit the genetic makeup of the patient is finally coming to fruition, as Anna Lewcock reports