All Chemistry World articles in Archive 2010-2015 – Page 67
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News
Pfizer to keep 350 jobs at Sandwich
Pfizer has said it will retain some activity at its site at Sandwich, UK, to encourage fresh commercial interest in the site and its assets
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EU looks to expand ban on phosphates in detergents
An EU push to ban phosphates in dishwasher detergents is facing opposition from industry
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A step forward for space power
Modifying the interface in polymer solar cells means that these lightweight materials could be used to power space shuttles
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Mystery of how plutonium enters cells solved
Plutonium enters cells by hitching a ride on a protein which could lead to ways to block uptake
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Rollerball writes electronics straight to paper
Pen-on-paper electronics approach developed by US researchers could make for cheap, flexible and disposable devices
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A cool way to store hydrogen?
Forget MOFs and carbon nanotubes - perhaps the best way to store hydrogen is already sitting in the freezer compartment
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Screening for Alzheimer's drugs in tandem
By combining enzymes, a macrocyclic sensor and a dye, scientists may be able to find new drugs for Alzheimer's disease
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Photosystems made using '3D Tetris'
Supramolecular structures from self-organising surface-initiated polymerisation (SOSIP) could lead to efficient solar power, experts say
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Dow boss to lead $500m US manufacturing initiative
Dow chief executive Andrew Liveris will share leadership of the Advanced Manufacturing Partnership with MIT president Susan Hockfield
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Surgeons and patients breathe easy during surgery
Real-time breath monitors could give surgeons better information about a patient's status during a surgical operation
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Rust busting self-healing materials
Polymer based materials that self-heal after scratching could be used in anticorrosion coatings
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Business
Business roundup: July 2011
World digs deep for cheaper vaccination Source: © Ben Fisher/GAVI/2011 UK Prime M inister David Cameron talked of a ’vital issue’ World leaders have pledged $4.3 billion (£2.6 billion) over the next five years to vaccinate 250 million people in developing countries with the help of the ...
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Opinion
Morris's arsenic entanglement
How principled was William Morris? Philip Ball examines the evidence
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OpinionThe Evans balance
Easy to use and robust, the Evans or JM balance has been on the market in various forms since 1974
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OpinionThe financial funfair
The financial markets can be a rollercoaster ride, writes Derek Lowe, so should chemists working in industry worry about the company share price?
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Opinion
Editorial: Pheromones and smells
This month's Totally Synthetic set me to thinking about two very interesting papers I recently saw