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Frosty asteroid surprises astronomers
Ice on 24 Themis points to asteroids as a possible source of some of Earth's water
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Producing hydrogen from sea water
A cheap, new catalyst that generates hydrogen from sea water has been developed that displays high catalytic activity and stability
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Publishing pressure eroding research integrity
Research suggests the pressure for academics to publish research could be affecting objectivity
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Science advice rules made to be broken?
Rules for treatment of scientific advice in UK government unsatisfactory
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Business
Business roundup: May 2010
Comparative effectiveness With the US coming to terms with the biggest changes to its healthcare system in 60 years, a measure hidden deep within the 2400-page law has come to light - that of comparative effectiveness. The measure will create an institute funded by around $500 million (£335 million) a ...
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Massive payout for 'toxic sofa' victims
£20 million in payouts to people injured by dimethyl fumarate in leather sofas made in China
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All clear for e-paper
A new nano-structured approach to creating electronic paper devices could produce clearer images
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New strategy yields best ever catalyst for ammonia decomposition
Computational studies using quantum calculations could provide a framework for identifying the best catalysts
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Fresh hep C hope
A new treatment for hepatitis C could be around the corner as a novel compound is proving to be a potent inhibitor of the virus
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Methane oxidising enzyme mystery solved
US scientists crack a long-standing mystery surrounding an enzyme which oxidises methane to methanol
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Bioethanol from waste
Hamish Curran, chief executive of TMO Renewables, on how happy bugs turn waste into ethanol
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First DNA rotaxane
German researchers devise a way of threading DNA through a hoop to create a wheel and axle structure
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Congress proposes toxic chemical regulation reforms
US Congress issues legislation to update ancient toxic chemicals rules by placing more burdens on industry
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Lead joins the aromatic ring club
Japanese researchers show that lead can be incorporated into an aromatic ring, the heaviest metal so far to do this
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Mars meteorite gets a boost of youth
Important Martian meteorite has been found to be half a billion years younger than previously thought