All Columns articles – Page 71

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    Allihn condenser

    2010-04-28T09:29:00Z

    One seldom sees grown-ups in public blowing bubbles

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    Flashback

    2010-03-31T09:21:41Z

    40 years ago in Chemistry in Britain

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    Sporting technology

    2010-03-31T09:21:00Z

    Equipment technology plays a major role in modern sport

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    Letters: April 2010

    2010-03-31T09:21:00Z

    I was quite outraged to see the article about the ’golden age of trickery’ surrounding alchemy (Chemistry World, February 2010, p80). David Jones perhaps does not know, or has failed to research, the fundamentals of the sulfur, mercury and salt that are the core of alchemy. He does not appear ...

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    Comment

    2010-03-31T08:28:20Z

    Instead of despairing of student plagiarism, educators should rework coursework themes to make way for critical thought and originality, says Mathias Brust

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    Column: Totally Synthetic

    2010-03-31T08:05:08Z

    Polycavernoside A

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    Opinion

    Pasteur pipette

    2010-03-31T08:05:00Z

    Courage is not a trait that one always associates with scientists

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    How to be an organised scientist

    2010-03-31T08:05:00Z

    Derek Lowe waxes lyrical about the joys of the electronic lab notebook

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    Editorial: 'Science IS an election issue'

    2010-03-31T08:05:00Z

    Science is very much on the agenda in the UK

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    Cellular career changes

    2010-03-31T08:05:00Z

    We are getting better at manipulating cells to grow into the tissues we need. Chemical factors are key, says Philip Ball

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    Flashback

    2010-02-26T12:13:06Z

    45 years ago in Chemistry in Britain

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    'Hello, my URL is...'

    2010-02-26T12:13:00Z

    At a party a few years back, instead of nametags the guests wore stickers that said 'hello, my URL is...

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    Letters: March 2010

    2010-02-26T12:13:00Z

    The headline Nuclear waste research resurface s (Chemistry World, January 2010, p12) better profiles my concerns than I could have imagined. In my opinion, and subject to an understanding of tolerability of risk, no toxic material should ever be left to the vagaries of uncertain isolation and abandonment. The public ...

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    Comment

    2010-02-26T10:41:28Z

    Bibliometric studies of research groups are useful but should be interpreted with great care, suggest Christoph Neuhaus and Hans-Dieter Daniel

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    Column: Totally Synthetic

    2010-02-26T10:39:35Z

    Idesolide

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    Comment

    2010-02-26T10:39:32Z

    Richard Catlow, former director of research at the Royal Institution, tells us why it's important to remember the key role the RI has played throughout the history of science

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    Opinion

    Vernier scale

    2010-02-26T10:39:00Z

    Sooner or later, it is the fate of every scholar to be accused of pedantry

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    Superatom Musings

    2010-02-26T10:39:00Z

    Superatoms reinforce the notion that chemistry is more about electrons than elements, says Philip Ball

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    Seemed like a good idea

    2010-02-26T10:39:00Z

    Derek Lowe takes a tour of the 'instrument graveyard'

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    Editorial: Second-hand smoke

    2010-02-26T10:22:00Z

    Carcinogens in cigarette smoke hang around indoors like a bad smell