Richard Van Noorden

Podcast
Beryllium
2010-04-07T00:00:00
Richard Van Noorden introduces an element that has given us gorgeous gemstones, spark proof tools for the oil industry and a deadly lung condition
Opinion
Editorial: Research excellence
2009-01-27T14:40:00
The results of the UK's 2008 research assessment exercise
Opinion
Editorial: Chemical cousins
2009-01-08T10:13:00
The relationship between chemistry and chemical engineering
News
Web chemistry progresses InChI by InChI
2009-01-06T14:35:00
Collaboration provides tools to help chemists tag their own compounds online
News
Merry Christmas and a happy New Year!
2008-12-24T10:14:00
Chemistry World will be back on 5 January 2009
Review
The science of fiction
2008-11-27T12:31:14
Different engines - how science drives fiction and fiction drives science
News
Interview: Douglas Kell
2008-11-27T10:54:00
New BBSRC head encourages scientists to 'get out of their silos'
Opinion
Editorial: Chemistry in literature
2008-11-27T08:55:00
Does literature snub the central science?
News
New science minister in UK reshuffle
2008-10-06T15:01:00
Drayson takes science brief while climate and energy combine in one department
News
Mercury exports banned
2008-09-29T15:25:00
EU and US rule toxic metal must be stored underground
Feature
Microwaving myths
2008-09-26T12:09:00
Microwaves are moving beyond organic synthesis, but there is still some confusion about what they do to molecules. Richard Van Noorden reports
News
Educating the UK's future scientists
2008-09-26T11:54:56
Experts question government education reforms
News
Oxyfuel carbon capture trial launched
2008-09-15T13:40:00
Prototype power plant also world's first to capture and store its carbon dioxide
Feature
Rain on demand
2008-08-27T10:31:57
Can a bit of simple chemistry command the clouds? Richard Van Noorden reports
Podcast
Strontium
2008-08-20T00:00:00
Vegetarian gladiators, red fireworks and a mineral mistaken for barium; they are all under strontium's spotlight
News
Funding carbon capture
2008-08-08T11:05:00
Calls for incentives to speed development of commercial scale plants
News
Atomic scale microscopy goes commercial
2008-07-02T14:43:00
Instrument manufacturers bring state-of-the-art transmission electron microscopes to the market
Feature
What David did next
2008-06-30T12:13:53
After seven years as the UK government's chief scientific adviser, chemist David King is still fighting to keep climate change at the top of the political agenda.
News
Carbon capture breakthrough revealed
2008-06-30T10:48:35
Could simple ion exchange resins save the world?
News
UK's chem-bio interface gets mixed report
2008-06-27T12:18:00
Research councils don't adequately support interdisciplinary research, scientists say

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