All Chemistry World articles in Archive 2010-2015 – Page 214
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Opinion
Grant clarity
Applicants do not help their proposals by the apparently careless way in which they sometimes present their applications
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Opinion
Be careful what you wish for
The struggle for a single unitary European patent may be close to an end, says Darren Smyth, but we must still hold out for an agreement that performs as it should
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Opinion
Integrity governance, a no brainer
Ireland must match recent research investment efforts with appropriate research integrity oversight or risk losing public support, says Maura Hiney
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Opinion
Integrity begins at home
James Parry argues that safeguarding the integrity and quality of research is best achieved through cultural and not regulatory means
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Opinion
It's all about presence
I finished last month’s editorial with a question (more about your responses later)
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News
Sherry Rowland dies at 84
Atmospheric chemist Frank Sherwood Rowland died on Saturday 10 March, aged 84
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Podcast
April 2012
Chemistry World podcast - April 2012 0:53- A thermometer that can measure temperatures within a cell 2:55- In space, tiny diamonds are made from carbon onions 6:27- Michael Hamblin sheds light on photodynamic therapy 13:23- Usurping the functional group hierarchy 16:31- Could arsenic DNA really exist? 19:51- Volker Hessel ...
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Opinion
Flashback: 2002 – Puck's potion
Taking up a challenge from the other RSC - the Royal Shakespeare Company
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Careers
Support specialists
Emma Davies finds out how Phosphonics is capitalising on designer functionalised materials that capture and catalyse with tailor-made chemistry
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Careers
Views from a tall poppy
Craig Priest tells Yfke Hager that stumbling into chemistry and tripping round the globe have given him a passion for science that he’s eager to share
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Feature
High hopes for shale
Shale gas has given the US petrochemicals industry a much needed boost – will it do the same for the rest of the world?
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Careers
Educating scholars
With many universities now opting to employ dedicated teaching staff, Sarah Houlton meets two of them for a lesson in undergraduate chemistry
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Opinion
Indoxamycin B
It has always been the rearrangement reactions that did their best to elude my eye
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Careers
Working abroad
Working in another country affords a world of new experiences and opportunities, says Charlotte-Ashley Roberts, but there’s a lot to think about before you start packing
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News
Half of sun products have BASF UV filters
Company says that 50% of all 'sun care' products sold today contain its organic UV-A filters
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News
Printing vaccines for the masses with nano-fabrication
Vaccines could be made cheaper and more effective using nanoparticle manufacturing techniques
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News
Controversial physical sciences shaping comes to a close
The UK Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council has finished its research funding assessment programme