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What it takes to be an environmental model
Understanding the release kinetics of compounds from complex polymeric matrices is important to medical, agricultural and environmental sciences.
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Cancer research gets technical
Agilent Technologies has been named the first technology company to become a sustaining member of the European Association for Cancer Research.
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Consistent atmospheric measurements
Operations spanning 10 years have yielded the first review of validation exercises using ozone and temperature lidar measurements from the Network for the Detection of Stratospheric Change (NDSC).
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Green challenge rewarded
Many companies wishing to become more sustainable choose to go along the route of solvent reduction.
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Making allowances for anthrax
Crystal structure brings researchers closer to using anthrax to fight cancer.
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Mismanagement on Mars?
The House of Commons Science and Technology Committee recently heard evidence from Colin Pillinger and other leaders.
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A malarial miracle?
A better understanding of the activity of malaria and an effective vaccine for the disease are both a step closer thanks to a team of chemists in Switzerland and the US.
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All the herbs in China
Current intense interest in natural products as antioxidants has prompted scientists from China and Singapore to revisit the antioxidant properties of Chinese herbal medicines (CHM).
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Arctic reception for household chemicals
Chemists unravel reactions pathway for carpet chemicals.
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Bell labs moves to Ireland
Bell Labs, the research arm of US firm Lucent Technologies, is setting up a research centre in Dublin, Ireland.