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New routes to gram-scale graphene
Researchers produce graphene from sodium and ethanol, raising hopes of real-world applications
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EPA tweaks hazardous waste rules for academic labs
Universities offered more flexibility to manage unneeded chemicals
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Trace molybdenum limits forest growth
Trace metal molybdenum is the limiting factor restricting nitrogen uptake in tropical rainforests
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Meteorites hitting oceans may have kick-started life
New origin-of-life experiments mimic meteorite sea impacts and create organic molecules
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£250m to train new breed of UK scientists
EPSRC outlines details of multidisciplinary centres for 2,000 PhD students
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Nacre-inspired composite is toughest ever ceramic
Ice-based processing technique sees mother-of-pearl structure mimicked on large scale
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US chemical industry wary of facilities danger list
Think tank report names 101 most dangerous chemical plants and criticises security efforts
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Drug detonates nitric oxide inside tuberculosis bacteria
Explosive mode of action for experimental TB treatment revealed
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Crunch weekend for Reach chemicals regulation
Flood of pre-registrations expected for 1 December deadline
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Elusive cation caught in a cage
The highly reactive germanium dication trapped naked inside a cryptand
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EU claims pharma delaying tactics cost 3 billion euro
Commission report raps industry for stalling generic competition.
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Atom economy drastically shortens route to promising anti-cancer compound
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Keeping women in science
RSC reports suggest ways to improve the PhD experience for female chemists
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Hope and doubt for climate policy
Financial crisis could propel China's fight against climate change
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Wyeth tunes up its discovery engine
US-based Wyeth has become the latest of the large pharmaceutical companies to tighten the focus of its early stage drug research
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Depressing failure for obesity target
Four pharmaceutical firms have halted research into obesity drugs from a class that was once expected to generate billions of dollars in sales