News – Page 691
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Improving asymmetric reactions
New breed of organocatalysts is set to improve on existing systems
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In Brief April 2005
Bayer stockholders; Award nominations; Waste management policy; Drug addiction seminar; 2004 Analytica-Anacon exhibition
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Inorganic synthesis in the spotlight
Canadian chemists are developing a new general way to make platinum-phosphorus bonds
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Lining up to revolutionise electronics
Dye molecules in hybrid nanomaterials are manipulated to behave like diodes
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Liquid reaction from magnetic attraction
Moving water on the nanoscale with the help of a hand-held magnet
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Agriculture: Latest report fails to shift Europe's GM fears
While European Union (EU) states have backed away from overturning national bans on genetically modified (GM) crops, an independent UK project report has shown that GM herbicide-tolerant crops will help farmers without harming wildlife.
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Arsenic donors gratefully received
A groundbreaking mixed donor diamido-diarsine [As2N2] macrocyclic ligand that coordinates to a series of early transition metals (ETMs) has been designed
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Nanotubes roll out the blue carpet
Sapphire provides the ideal surface for templated growth of nanotubes
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New ligand on the block
UK scientists have found an alternative to the cyclopentadienyl (Cp) ligand, historically the dominating anion in olefin polymerisation catalysis.
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One state not enough for liquid phosphorus
X-ray studies reveal molten phosphorus existing in two different density states
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Palatial surroundings for EuCheMS launch
European chemists gathered recently in the former home of late, disgraced RSC fellow Elena Ceausescu to launch the European Association for Chemical and Molecular Sciences (EuCheMS).
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Perfect peak separation
A new technique looks set to surprise analytical chemists and revolutionise ion chromatography.
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Proteomics in a spin
Why turn to tens of thousands of pounds-worth of high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) equipment when a standard bench centrifuge will do? It's a question posed following the recent launch of Agilent Technologies' multiple affinity removal spin ca
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Record breakers
Materials scientists at the University of Oxford, UK, are poised to join the Guinness World Records hall of fame with their latest breakthrough - the world's smallest test tube.
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Sanofi-Aventis opens for business
The merger of French pharmaceutical company Sanofi-Synthelabo with its Franco-German rival Aventis to create the largest pharmaceutical company in Europe has been formally approved by the companies' management and supervisory boards.
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Screening at the flick of a riboswitch
Directed molecular evolution paves the way to decaffeinated coffee plants