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It's time to meet the chemists on the Muppet show tonight
Anyone who has ever had a disastrous day in the lab, set fire to the bench, accidentally sniffed too hard over a fuming conical flask, you are now in good company.
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Lanthanides light the way
Lanthanide complexes are showing potential for second order nonlinear optics (NLO), according to French researchers.
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3D image maps out cancer spread
Chemists at the US National Cancer Institute (NCI), Bethesda, US, have developed a nano-sized dendrimer-based MRI agent they say could reduce the trauma associated with breast cancer surgery.
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A drop in the ocean
With all that extra atmospheric CO2 being soaked up by the sea, the Royal Society has embarked on a study to find out what is currently known about the possible effects of a consequent drop in pH on marine biosystems.
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Access granted: probing the single cell
A new way to manipulate the biochemical nature of a single cell's interior has been developed by scientists in the US.
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Agricultural gender crisis
Scientists plan to determine if steroids found in water are due to livestock.
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And the winner is...
Chemistry World has been awarded the Association of Learned and Professional Society Publishers (ALPSP)/Charlesworth Award for Best New Journal.
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Bee is for bacterial destruction
Bees are creating a buzz in the world of antibiotic resistance thanks to research by independent teams in Belfast and Cardiff, UK.
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BSE detection in live cattle a step closer
Detecting BSE in cattle early is critical, making a test for BSE in live cattle highly desirable.
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New gateway to logic devices
Molecular logic gate function is easily altered by rearranging its components.
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Novel solution for hydrogen storage
Titanium could help solve a long-standing barrier to fuel cell technology.
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Probing proteins with surface chemistry
Synthetic probes can track activity of proteins in cells.
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Radical view of protein damage
Some peptides are more susceptible than others to damage by radicals.
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Results signal market improvement
This year's round of second quarter results from the US chemical industry signals a much needed improvement on last year's performance.
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Switching on to food gone off
Better out than in: a new ink might help to betray the presence of oxygen in pre-packed food.
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Synthesising sponge's secrets
US researchers improve the biological activity of compounds from sponges.