All Culture and people articles – Page 187

Careers
Profile: A bright career

2010-04-28T10:03:25Z

Stephen Batchelor really can help you achieve a 'whiter wash'. With over 70 patents, he is one of Unilever's top inventors. Manisha Lalloo discovers what inspires him
Opinion
Allihn condenser

2010-04-28T09:29:00Z

One seldom sees grown-ups in public blowing bubbles
Review
Giving a good talk

2010-03-31T12:01:55Z

Presenting science. A practical guide to giving a good talk
Review
Renewables

2010-03-31T11:59:58Z

Biofuels
Review
Click here

2010-03-31T11:59:17Z

Click chemistry for biotechnology and materials science
Review
Science and Art

2010-03-31T11:58:23Z

Art + science now. How scientific research and technological innovation are becoming key to 21st century aesthetics
Review
Made by nature

2010-03-31T11:57:34Z

Nature's chemicals: the natural products that shaped our world
Review
Becquerel to the bomb

2010-03-31T11:54:01Z

Uranium wars: the scientific rivalry that created the nuclear age
Feature
The iconic curly arrow

2010-03-31T09:53:00Z

Robert Robinson pioneered the use of curly arrows to show electron movement. David O'Hagan and Douglas Lloyd report on this eminent historical figure
Opinion
Flashback

2010-03-31T09:21:41Z

40 years ago in Chemistry in Britain
Opinion
Pasteur pipette

2010-03-31T08:05:00Z

Courage is not a trait that one always associates with scientists
Review
Boyle on the boil

2010-02-26T12:25:10Z

Boyle: between God and science
Review
Global warming debate

2010-02-26T12:24:26Z

The real global warming disaster
Review
Food for thought

2010-02-26T12:23:38Z

Food science and technology
Review
The threads of chemistry

2010-02-26T12:22:43Z

Wrought in gold and silk. Preserving the art of historic tapestries
Review
Surface Science

2010-02-26T12:21:52Z

Reactions at solid surfaces
Review
Breaking barriers in science

2010-02-26T12:17:52Z

Women in science
Opinion
Flashback

2010-02-26T12:13:06Z

45 years ago in Chemistry in Britain
Careers
Profile: A different plane

2010-02-26T12:00:28Z

Glenn Micalizio intended to follow a pharma career but was drawn into academia - with great results, reports Yfke Hager
Opinion
Vernier scale

2010-02-26T10:39:00Z

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