News – Page 624
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Interview: Energy research lights up
Daniel Nocera tells James Mitchell Crow about harnessing solar energy to make fuel from water
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HIV vaccines 'will not work'
All HIV vaccines currently in clinical development will fail, says leading immunologist
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Ozone-destroying chemicals to be phased out faster
But some fear new Montreal deal could boost HCFCs in the short-term
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Viral nanoreactor captures single molecules
Researchers have trapped and studied a single molecule of enzyme inside a viral nanocage
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US security research lagging behind
Congressional watchdog criticises US Department of Homeland of Security's research record but chemists disagree
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Biofuels could boost global warming, finds study
Nobel prize winner finds most biofuels could be worse for the environment than fossil fuels
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No link between sick pilots and neurotoxin in jet fuel says government review panel
Insufficient evidence to support causal link, but more work needed on cabin fumes, says UK government panel
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Electric cars hoping for lithium ion revolution
Competing battery technologies race for 2010 launch date
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Researchers see electrons in a spin
US researchers have measured the spin state of single atoms
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Nanocircuits made easy
Researchers have found an easier way of growing and printing nanotube circuits
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UK pharma shifts manufacturing overseas
A week after Pfizer's decision to close its Sandwich plant AstraZeneca says it will outsource more to India and China
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US reforms could double the cost of chemistry patents
Legislation passed by the US House of Representatives could make patents more costly and discourage publication
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European patents set to get cheaper
London agreement on translation of patents set to be ratified within months after France drops its opposition
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Bees tell their life story with perfumes
Male orchid bees use lipids to collect forest fragrances, storing their adventures as smells
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Molecules made with antimatter
Molecules combining electrons and positrons have been made for the first time
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EPA counters industry funding criticism
Industry research money brings public benefits, say agency officials