All Arts articles – Page 69

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Nano with a light touch

2006-04-26T14:19:57Z

The nanotech pioneers: where are they taking us?
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Energy from biology

2006-04-26T14:19:57Z

Biophysical and structural aspects of bioenergetics
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Looking back on chemistry

2006-04-26T14:19:57Z

Chemical history: reviews of the recent literature
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Life, the universe and mitochondria

2006-04-26T14:19:56Z

Power, sex and suicide. Mitochondria and the meaning of life
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Elusive electrons

2006-03-24T15:09:55Z

Representing electrons: a biographical approach to theoretical entities
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Nanomaterial synthesis

2006-03-24T15:09:48Z

Nanotubes and nanowires
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Magnetic personalities

2006-03-24T15:09:41Z

Fatal attraction: magnetic mysteries of the Enlightenment
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The marvels of NMR

2006-03-24T15:09:36Z

NMR spectroscopy of biological solids
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The last of the chemical magicians

2006-03-24T15:08:43Z

The devil's doctor: Paracelsus and the world of Renaissance magic and science
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Visualising water quality

2006-03-03T15:39:29Z

Water crystals: making the quality of water visible
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Mother Nature

2006-03-03T15:39:28Z

Anticancer agents from natural products
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How we cope with drugs

2006-03-03T15:39:27Z

Human drug metabolism: an introduction
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Chemistry in sky

2006-03-03T15:39:26Z

The physics and chemistry of the interstellar medium
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At the interface

2006-03-03T15:39:25Z

Interfacial science: an introduction
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Agriculture under scrutiny

2006-03-03T15:39:25Z

Sustainability in agriculture
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How life began

2006-01-25T13:56:03Z

Genesis: the scientific quest for life's origins
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A special theory of Einstein

2006-01-25T13:41:20Z

The unexpected Einstein. The real man behind the icon
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Go green

2006-01-25T13:41:14Z

Green reaction media in organic synthesis
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Chiral synthesis

2006-01-25T13:41:03Z

Quaternary stereocenters: challenges and solutions for organic synthesis
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Scientists on the silver screen

2006-01-25T13:40:57Z

Mad, bad and dangerous? The scientist and the cinema