All Chemistry World articles in Archive 2010-2015 – Page 26
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Feature
Lets get physical
Physical chemists are finding themselves more in demand than ever. Emma Davies finds out why
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Opinion
Cadmium colourants and 'Shrekgate'
Philip Ball looks at the chemistry behind colourful cartoon characters served up by a fast food chain
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Opinion
Missing methods
Derek Lowe reminisces about lost laboratory techniques and wonders which will be next to go
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Careers
The Educated Chemist: Agricultural science; New York to Nadu
Graduates of a dual degree programme in agricultural science run by Cornell University and Tamil Nadu Agricultural University will have a lot of mouths to feed, writes Matt Brown
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Careers
Careers clinic: Never too old
Age is no barrier to career progression. Just stay up to date, re-jig your CV and brush up on the latest interview techniques before making your move, says Caroline Tolond
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Careers
Profile: Nurturing industrial collaboration
Organic chemist Joe Sweeney is developing a collaborative network with industry that looks set to provide a new model for knowledge and innovation exchange, says Sarah Houlton
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Careers
The insider: Chemical outreach
Yfke Hager discovers how outreach programmes help show students that chemistry is far more than just performing titrations
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Feature
Saudi science breaks the mould
Sarah Houlton speaks to research pioneers at the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology as it approaches its first anniversary
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FeatureReceptive receptors
One route to developing new drugs is to look at targeting the hundreds of G-protein-coupled receptors that are not currently exploited clinically. Clare Sansom investigates
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FeatureThe lost Boys of quantum chemistry
Dermot Martin profiles Frank Boys, an unsung hero of theoretical chemistry
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Opinion
Letters: August 2010
I was interested to read Philip Ball’s piece on the automated future of chemical crystallography, based on work at St Andrew’s University, Scotland, UK, to develop an entirely automatic diffractometer capable of ’flexible thinking’ designed to mimic the thought process of a crystallographer (Chemistry World, June 2010, p34). While this ...
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Opinion
Sulfur or sulphur?
Sulfur or sulphur? The controversy over the spelling of element number 16 rumbles on
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OpinionHaldane's blood gas analyser
Félix Houphouët-Boigny, who steered Ivory Coast to independence in 1959, was known as the Sage of Africa