All Columns articles – Page 63

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    Letters: January 2012

    2011-12-22T11:16:00Z

    Why is Chemistry World so shy about showing the language of chemistry on its pages? We do after all possess, along with music, one of the most efficient notations ever invented. So, in the latest edition I was very interested to see an article on marine adhesives (Chemistry World, Dec ...

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    Comment

    2011-12-22T10:38:19Z

    News of chemistry departments reopening is welcome, writes Jim Iley, but departments must think carefully about how to ensure their success

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    Comment

    2011-12-22T10:37:01Z

    A new network aims to bring the power of interdisciplinary innovation to bear on global food issues. Laura Barter, Stuart Dunbar, Angela Karp and Rudiger Woscholski explain

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    Editorial: A new look

    2011-12-22T10:23:00Z

    A new year sees Chemistry World launch its new look

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    Comment

    2011-12-22T10:14:36Z

    David Fox argues for the creation of a centralised repository for small molecules to harness research efforts in drug discovery

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    Column: Totally Synthetic

    2011-12-22T10:14:35Z

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    Rewards of repurposing

    2011-12-22T10:14:00Z

    Derek Lowe discusses how companies are increasingly trying to do more with the compounds they already know a lot about

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    Opinion

    Hickman's still

    2011-12-22T10:14:00Z

    Purifying the most involatile of liquids

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    Food for thought

    2011-12-22T10:14:00Z

    Philip Ball considers some research that's making a meal of science

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    Column: Totally Synthetic

    2011-12-22T00:00:00Z

    Dragmacidin D

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    Flashback

    2011-11-29T08:39:05Z

    15 years ago, Chemistry in Britain

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    An explosive release of gas

    2011-11-29T08:39:00Z

    An explosion is the sudden release of gas, creating a sonic report

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    Letters: December 2011

    2011-11-29T08:39:00Z

    Metals and metalloid elements in the environment have a major impact on human, animal and plant life as seen in the recent Hungarian red mud catastrophe. Some elements like calcium, iron, zinc etc serve as essential nutrients without which life fails to thrive, whereas lead, cadmium, mercury, arsenic, antimony and ...

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    Opinion

    A laboratory is meant to be used

    2011-11-28T15:10:00Z

    Derek Lowes considers the perfect lab environment

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    Sightly scientific environments

    2011-11-28T15:10:00Z

    Philip Ball admires the artistry of contemporary science buildings and a few old masters too

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    Opinion

    Column: Totally Synthetic

    2011-11-28T15:10:00Z

    (-)-Gymnodimine

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    Opinion

    Wheatstone's Bridge

    2011-11-28T15:09:00Z

    Of all the paradigms of science, the idea of equilibrium is one of the most fundamental

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    Forgotten pioneers

    2011-11-28T15:03:00Z

    Who were the women that first led the way for female professional chemists? Marelene and Geoff Rayner-Canham reveal the story

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    Comment

    2011-11-28T14:57:01Z

    Nicole Moreau looks back on a year of chemistry

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    Editorial: Celebrating every day

    2011-11-28T14:14:00Z

    This time last year, we were preparing for the launch of the International Year of Chemistry