News – Page 331
-
ResearchOral delivery of anticancer drug
Researchers endeavour to limit drug side effects and injections for cancer patients
-
ResearchGel scaffold supports surgeons operating on children
Hydrogen-bonded matrix can hold tiny blood vessels together for suturing during organ transplants
-
Business
Shire to buy rare disease specialist Dyax
Deal includes an already-approved drug for angioedema and an experimental antibody treatment
-
NewsGM food and feed law falters in EU parliament
Proposal would have allowed individual member states to ban the sale of genetically modified organisms
-
NewsGamblers judge research quality cheaply and well
‘Prediction market’ trial in chemistry departments suggest less arduous way to prepare for research assessment
-
ResearchIR spectroscopy stretches knowledge of hydrogen bonding
Rare hydrogen bond with phosphorus detected for first time in the gas phase
-
Business
Bristol-Myers Squibb to buy Cardioxyl for heart drug
Deal worth up to $2bn gives BMS full rights to Phase II clinical candidate
-
ResearchNew lithium-air battery safe from water damage
Adding lithium iodide to battery electrolyte boosts stability and efficiency
-
ResearchBiomarkers identify stroke victims with cognitive problems
A metabolomics approach to check whether a stroke has affected a patient’s memory or thinking processes
-
ResearchMicroscopic pumps made from trapped bacteria
Researchers propose a new way to transport materials through tiny devices
-
ResearchGM tomato is a factory for healthy nutrients
Researchers hope resveratrol-rich tomatoes will give GM food a healthier image
-
NewsWellcome Trust announces health research funding boost
The charity will increase spending to £5 billion over the next five years
-
ResearchRosetta detects oxygen on comet 67P
Molecular oxygen has been detected in the coma of a comet for the first time
-
NewsPoor diagnostics hinder battle against antibiotic resistance
Healthcare workers’ tools to diagnose infections remain stuck in the past
-
ResearchThin film perovskite solar cell passes the efficiency test
Michael Grätzel’s team looks to cut through the hype with device tested by national test lab
-
NewsFalling Horizon success rates worry research community
Success rates for European research programme drop to 14% as private industry takes larger share of squeezed pot
-
News
WHO urged to revisit drinking water guidelines
World Health Organisation’s guidelines for nine toxic elements are too lax and need to be re-evaluated, analysis suggests
-
ResearchVan Gogh’s Sunflowers may be wilting in the sun
Post-impressionists’ most famous painting may contain photo-sensitive lead-based pigments that are darkening under light
-
Business
Job cuts at Daiichi, Perrigo and Cabot
Staff reductions aimed at cutting costs or, in Perrigo’s case, fending off a takeover bid
-
ResearchGold cluster bends between two isomers
Unusual structural isomerism uncovered with photoelectron spectroscopy and theoretical calculations