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Illuminating the inside of cancer cells
Fluorescence studies show up zinc complexes in human cancer cells
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Industry: Risky business
The chemical industry and its customers are at odds in the way they view risk
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Innovative collaboration
The future of the chemical sciences rests on increasing support for innovation
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Ionic liquids clean up
A greener way to extract metal ions from water is being developed by US chemists.
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A nozzle for easy introduction
Pneumatic nebuliser offers a much improved route for sample introduction
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An economical transformation
The way that molecules arrange themselves as solids can be changed with just a drop of solvent
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Analytical Science: Nature's mosquito repellent
Stressed out individuals deter blood-sucking pests
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Analytical Science: Yorkshire born, bred and analysed
Yorkshire now plans to lead the way in analytical services
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Awards: Robert Grubbs wins prestigious award
The 2005 Paul Karrer Gold Medallion has been awarded to Robert H Grubbs
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Nanosensor for toxic anions
In a useful application of nanotechnology Spanish researchers have developed a sensitive toxic-cyanide sensor.
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Obituary: Herbert C. Brown
Herbert Brown, winner of the 1979 Nobel prize in chemistry, died in December 2004 at the age of 92.