All Chemistry World articles in Archive 2010-2015 – Page 23
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Feature
I spy with my MRI
Boundaries of magnetic resonance imaging are continuing to be pushed to reveal more about the human body and aid disease diagnosis
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FeatureDorothy Hodgkin: Cracking crystal codes
Cholesterol, penicillin, vitamin B12...? Mike Sutton completes the list and explains the connection
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Opinion
Oinking and squawking
There's been lot of oinking and squawking over recent scares about swine flu and bird flu
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News
Nanoparticles allow remote control of cells
Remote heating of magnetic nanoparticles can target temperature-sensitive components of cells and whole organisms
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News
Turbulent ride for impact pilot
Assessing research impact is difficult and time-consuming - but academics are coming round to the idea
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News
Stripping down the carbon storage problem
Chemists looking at materials to capture carbon dioxide need to pay attention to practically regenerating them once full. Could steam be the answer?
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EPA's oversight of nanomaterials questioned
US congressional watchdog office warns that nanomaterials may be entering the market without adequate safety review
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News
Austerity measures hit higher education
Funding and support for student places hit as universities feel the effects of government plans to cut the budget deficit
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News
DNA sticks at flick of switch
An electrochemical switch that enables precision DNA deposition could help lay the foundations for DNA nanostructures
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News
Imaging technique sees conversion of biomass to sugar
Researchers in the US have demonstrated an imaging technique for studying the conversion of biomass into fuel-friendly sugars
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News
Too many chiefs, not enough indians?
Researchers call for a more stable career path for those who want to stay at the bench
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News
What next for BP?
It has been over two months since the explosion on BP's Deepwater Horizon oil rig, but what's in store for the company at the eye of the storm?
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microRNAs may hold key to cocaine addiction
Molecular mechanism seems to protect against uncontrolled intake of cocaine in rats, providing potential targets for anti-addiction therapies
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News
DNA must do its job for patent protection
A European court has ruled that patents for DNA do not give protection when the sequences are no longer performing the task they were inserted to do
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News
Flattening carbon
UK researchers have managed to synthesise a molecule with an almost planar four-coordinate carbon atom
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Antibodies spark HIV vaccine hopes
New antibodies against HIV could point the way to an effective vaccine against the virus