All Chemistry World articles in Archive 2010-2015 – Page 267
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Opinion
Replication, in theory
Experiments are seldom replicated by different research teams, says Philip Ball. Why is this and does it really matter?
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OpinionThe return of the return of natural products
'Natural products are back!' is a headline Derek Lowe has seen several times before
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PodcastPolyhydroxybutyrate
This week, Jessica Gwynne investigates the eco-friendly compound: polyhydroxybutyrate
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Feature
Waste not, want not
Modern devices waste a lot of energy as heat, noise and vibration. James Mitchell Crow investigates a new breed of energy scavenging materials that could recapture some of it
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OpinionPardy apparatus
Martin Luther Kings great 1963 speech calling for racial equality and an end to discrimination
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Opinion
Editorial: Relying on advice
The essential role that scientific advice has to play worldwide was brought sharply into focus
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Business
Business roundup: April 2011
Pharmaceutical Forest pays $1.2bn for Clinical Data US pharma company Forest Laboratories has agreed to buy Clinical Data for $30 (£19) per share in cash, equivalent to $1.2 billion, plus $6 per share payable if Viibryd (vilazodone) reaches commercial milestones. Forest intends to use existing cash to finance the deal. ...
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News
A single scale tells more than a whole wing
Photonic crystal structures based on butterfly wing scales
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News
Precursor boost for uranium chemistry
A straightforward new way to make uranium halides opens the door to a lot more uranium chemistry say US researchers
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News
Nanotubes make 'exceptional' strain sensor
New strain sensor from Japan uses carbon nanotube network that separates and folds back together in the same way each time.
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News
New synthesis for chiral anticancer compound
The promising anticancer compound nutlin-3 will be more widely available thanks to a straightforward new synthesis
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News
Flights from Japan trip radiation detectors at US airports
Two American Airlines planes show low-level radiation, but experts say overly sensitive radiation detectors are the cause
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News
Mild S&T budget growth in China
The momentum for growth of China's science and technology budget has slowed this year, according to the New Year's fiscal plans