All Chemistry World articles in Archive 2010-2015 – Page 92
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Business
UK Lords urge government to take lead on fracking
Regulations holding back shale gas exploration, report says
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OpinionThe wisdom of clouds
Kai Kohlhoff discusses the promise and pitfalls of doing science with distributed computing
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NewsGlowing roads take a rain check
Moisture seeping into the photoluminescent strips dampens their illumination
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PodcastChemistry World podcast - May 2014
We speak to the ‘sultan of synthesis’, Phil Baran, and Peter James explains how labs can save cash on energy bills
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CareersScience within Reach
Charlotte Ashley-Roberts explains what the Reach regulations could mean for you and your role
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Research
Shining a light on polymer welding
Responsive epoxy is healed and reshaped under illumination
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NewsRussia pays high scientific price over Ukraine
US bans Russian scientists visiting energy labs and Nasa with Russia threatening tit-for-tat response
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Business
UK regulator warning over online herbal remedies
Products found to contain toxic metals or undeclared prescription-only drugs
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PodcastDiphenyl oxalate
Nature has a range of ways to create bioluminescence. Not to be outdone, chemists create their own glow with diphenyl oxalate.
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ResearchBacterium survives unnatural DNA transplant
Cell thrives with six nucleotides instead of the normal four and new DNA code could lead to new, unique proteins
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Business
Insider trading allegations stall Sun–Ranbaxy deal
Companies deny wrongdoing in lead-up to merger announcement
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Research
China’s nitrous oxide emissions to triple by 2020
Chemical is biggest threat to the recovery of the ozone layer and a potent greenhouse gas too
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NewsPublic money for science pays off
Every £1 the UK government puts into R&D boosts private sector research by 20p per year in perpetuity
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Research
Element 117 poised to enter superheavyweight division
Latest evidence for ununseptium reveals that the decay chain is longer than previously thought
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NewsMIT makes mega-investment in new nano lab
Multidisciplinary approach of $350 million MIT.nano will foster innovation and support investment in ‘state-of-the-art’ tools
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FeatureA fat lot of good
Lipids have been the the poor relations of DNA and proteins for some time, but Philip Ball discovers that they are ready to take centre stage
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Research
Zoe Schnepp: Green collaboration
Zoe Schnepp tells Jennifer Newton how she’s moved from gelatin to sawdust in her quest to repurpose waste materials
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Business
Forest Labs buys Furiex for bowel drug
Firm will immediately sell on other assets to Royalty Pharma