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BusinessRosa Biotech gets biosensors on the nose
Protein barrel arrays mimic mammals’ olfactory system to distinguish many different molecules
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Nano-stirrer bars for microscale mixing made via continuous electrospinning method
Tiny stirrer bars could simplify the design of microfluidic platforms
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Influencing the future of science
Waters advanced polymer analysis from handprint to fingerprint precision, and its collaborative ethos is shaping future materials too
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Faster, smarter insight to your polymer structure
Is this the answer to gel permeation chromatography’s ever more apparent limitations?
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Calibrating for the curve
Ultra-high performance size exclusion chromatographic analysis of polymers
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Sustainable polymers and green analytical chemistry
Sustainable chromatography system uses solvents more efficiently and cuts waste streams
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Experts share their insight on polymer analysis
A wealth of free resources on precision polymer analysis
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Empower polymer analysis with the universal language of the lab
Empower Software makes it easier than ever to run samples and produce meaningful results
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From handprint to fingerprint: Polymer peak analysis
Increases the sophistication of your research and the flexibility of your analysis
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2D chromatography separates Waters from the pack
Comprehensive 2D chromatography is the analytical technique of the moment
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Open-air performance for atom transfer radical polymerisation
Sodium pyruvate plays a lead role by regenerating the catalyst and scavenging hydrogen peroxide
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Designer plastic can be recycled over and over again
Bicyclic thiolactone building block makes for high-quality polymers with chemical recyclability
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Cerium oxide nanoparticles could put a stop to tooth cavities
US researchers have found the material can prevent plaque from forming and could perhaps thwart tooth decay
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Using ions to connect life to machines
Ionotronic materials are beginning to show how life’s signals can be aligned with electronics. James Urquhart speaks to the scientists who are exploring the emerging frontier
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Microscopy reveals mantis shrimp’s shock-absorbing secrets
Impact-resistant layer is a combination of stiff inorganic and soft organic material
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Atoms in mixed-metal MOFs found to adopt predictable patterns
Multi-metallic materials could be encoded with instructions for synthesis or separation
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How does hair blunt steel blades?
Electron microscopy reveals how hairs chip and crack stainless steel blades while shaving
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Knotted molecules can transfer chirality from the nano to the macroscale
Simply unknotting a molecule added to liquid crystals can invert their chirality
