News – Page 601
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Bendy solar cells that can take the heat
Flexible solar cell made with a new three component liquid electrolyte lasts longer in the sun
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Interview: Andrew Hamilton
Oxford's next vice-chancellor is still a synthetic organic chemist at heart
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Business roundup: July 2008
Squeezed margins push up prices Rising energy, feedstock and transportation costs are squeezing the chemical sector’s profit margins - and triggering some dramatic price rises as companies try to pass the costs on. On 28 May US chemicals giant Dow announced it would raise price across its entire product portfolio ...
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Boost for fuel cells and hydrogen research
Industry and academia equal partners in billion-euro programme
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Royal Society elects top chemists as Fellows
The Royal Society has honoured a handful of top chemists in its annual selection of 44 new Fellows
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UK's chem-bio interface gets mixed report
Research councils don't adequately support interdisciplinary research, scientists say
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Liquid crystals stand up for DNA detection
Liquid crystals that detect DNA sequence could be developed into cheap, portable detectors as small as a wristwatch
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Slick synthesis to sea sponge structure
A new route to a complex sea sponge biomolecule with promising anti-tumour properties hits the target in just nine steps
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EU pesticide threat
European agriculture ministers agree to ease proposed pesticide restrictions - setting up a clash with the European Parliament
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Anti-inflammatory compound from cannabis found in herbs
A common natural product may help to treat bowel disease and arthritis without triggering psychoactive effects
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Lake sediments reveal 7000 years of history
History of Chinese dynasties recorded in metal deposits
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Global industries call for carbon cuts
Chemical companies included in policy document ahead of G8 summit in Japan
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Chemistry dominates list of China's most influential papers
Nine out of 24 pioneering articles by chemists and materials scientists