All Chemistry World articles in June 2022 – Page 2
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News
Chinese city seeks to lure top scientific talent with housing subsidies
Wuxi is offering incentives worth £1.2 million to get Nobel laureates and other science superstars to move there
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Opinion
Reformed and refreshed
Chemistry comes out of the latest Research Excellence Framework exercise looking good
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Opinion
Chemists in Ukraine: In the military
Scientists are among those joining territorial defence units
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Opinion
Chemists in Ukraine: Serhii Radio
Support from the international scientific community is vital as Ukrainians continue to face the terror and devastation of war
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Opinion
Chemists in Ukraine: Ilias Shcherbakov
Some university staff are living in institute buildings as they keep unstoppable equipment running
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Opinion
Chemists in Ukraine: Liudmyla Solianyk
The early days of the Russian invasion brought missile strikes and food shortages to Bucha district, but evacuation was just as dangerous
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Opinion
Chemists in Ukraine: Olha Konshyna
While people and businesses have evacuated Kyiv, the hope is that they’ll be able to return soon
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Opinion
Chemists in Ukraine: Grygoriy Dmytriv
The chemistry community in Lviv offers help to others from regions of Ukraine more seriously affected by the Russian invasion
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Opinion
Chemists in Ukraine: Volodymyr Buryanov
Employees of Enamine have resumed production as part of their stand against the Russian invasion
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Opinion
Chemists in Ukraine: Oleksandr Bieda
Many people in Kyiv kept themselves busy in the early days of the full-scale invasion by volunteering to help those in need
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News
Ukrainian researchers persevering amid war
Publishing, lecturing and lab work continues for a family of chemists in Kyiv
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Research
Teflon-inspired nanochannels outperform biological water transporters
Extreme water repellence of fluorinated surfaces leads to unprecedented permeation rates
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Research
Cancer progression and harmful bacteria tracked with next-generation sequencing
Proof-of-principle study keeps an eye on leukaemia mutations and bacterial strains in patients
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Business
Six dead in explosion at Slovenian chemicals plant
Five others injured at Melamin plant in Kocevje
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News
Chemistry performs well in latest assessment of UK research
High scores in the Research Excellence Framework will deliver extra funding for departments
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Research
Machine learning finds fluoride battery materials that could rival lithium
AI could help make new battery type that could store more energy than lithium-ion batteries viable
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Opinion
Chemists in Ukraine: Viktoriia Moskvina
With university staff and students dispersed around the country, every day starts with a roll call to stay in touch and support each other
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Feature
The incredible antibodies of sharks, llamas and camels
Sharks and llamas share a strange quirk of their immune systems. Hayley Bennett finds out how their ‘nanobodies’ could help us tackle Covid and a host of other diseases
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Research
Life’s handedness could have arisen spontaneously on Earth
New insight into the origins of homochirality point to adaptation to energy sources as driver
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News
Yield-predicting AI needs chemists to stop ignoring failed experiments
For machine-learning algorithms to make accurate yield predictions, chemists need to start reporting more low-yielding reactions and spell out implied experimental details
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