News – Page 381
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NewsUncertainty dogs Swiss science in EU immigration row
No end in sight to impasse on Switzerland’s participation in European research and education programmes
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ResearchDecoding interstellar carbon
New models identify fullerenisation fingerprint in infrared signals
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EPSRC announces £83.5m boost for PhD training
Funds will be split between 38 UK universities depending on research grant income
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Generics triumph in anti-inflammatory patent battle
Pfizer settles deals to allow copycat celecoxib
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NewsUS safety body says deadly West explosion 'preventable'
One year after ammonium nitrate explosion in Texas, Chemical Safety Board calls for new regulations to avert another incident
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Business$25bn-plus trade sharpens pharma giants’ focus
Novartis’ asset swaps with GSK and Eli Lilly are the latest steps in an ongoing streamlining process
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European parliament backs new rules on legal highs
Proposed regulations would make banning new designer drugs quicker and easier
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Lead piping 'unlikely' to have poisoned Romans
Lead pipes did contaminate water supplies, but not enough to cause severe poisoning
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GSK corruption investigation widens
BBC investigation airs allegations of misconduct in Poland
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New solution to missing xenon paradox
The exceptional heat and pressure at the Earth's centre may have locked xenon up in iron and nickel compounds
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Molecules mimic mesmerising mathematics
Computer modelling predicts formation of molecular quasicrystals
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Graphene made in a kitchen blender
High quality flakes of two-dimensional material exfoliated from graphite points way to bulk production
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How to print a crystal in 3D
Rather than looking at a crystal on a screen, print it out and hold it in your hand
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NewsPara-xylene plants face uphill struggle for acceptance in China
Chemistry students come to defence of latest project’s safety but government and industry are failing to talk to the public about risk
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ResearchDNA cube programmed for an exclusive reveal
Hydrogen bonds keeping the cube’s shape only unzip in the presence of a very specific trigger
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Starfish glue secrets under the microscope
Temporary adhesive holds promise for surgery and tissue engineering applications
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Raman bites into tooth decay
Mineral distribution signals help discriminate healthy enamel from cavities
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Nanotubes zip into bundle of solar energy
Closely packing photoisomerisable groups together boosts energy storage density of versatile solar thermal fuels
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NewsFormer chief executive of Royal Society of Chemistry dies
John Ruck Keene, whose career at the society spanned more than three decades, has passed away aged 97