All Chemistry World articles in September 2016 – Page 2
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Careers
Meet chemistry's emergency hotline
Lifesaving advice is just part a normal day at the office for the staff of the National Chemical Emergency Centre
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Opinion
How to solve global health inequality
Our skills as scientists hold the answer, says the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
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Opinion
Preparing for the future of pharma
Dave Allen discusses how scenario planning helps to define uncertainty in pharma
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Research
Energy equals chemistry
Dan Nocera shares his thoughts on the future and discusses chemistry’s identity crisis
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Opinion
Imagining tomorrow's chemistry world
We must be prepared to take control of chemistry’s future
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Opinion
General dietary advice should be taken with a pinch of salt
We must move away from labeling foods as universally good or bad and start talking about dose
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Opinion
Exoplanets are our final frontier
Chemists will be integral to the hunt for biosignatures on distant worlds
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Opinion
Home synthesis is here – we must guide it
On-demand chemistry raises as many questions as it answers
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Opinion
How your name affects your career
Kate Granger showed few things have such impact as introducing yourself
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Careers
What skills will you need in 2026?
Andy Extance asks the experts how science jobs will change and where to focus your professional development
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Feature
Activating C–Hemistry
Meet the organic chemists intent on breaking bonds that are generally considered to be unreactive
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News
Hidden face revealed beneath Degas painting
Portrait reconstructed using x-ray fluorescence elemental maps
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News
Software could revolutionise chemistry
Computer program can tell chemists how to make new molecules from scratch
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News
Union worries that jobs will be lost at NPL
Cuts could hit 9% of scientists at the UK’s National Physical Laboratory as research strategy shifts
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Research
Oxygen measured for the first time in a galaxy far, far away
Data offers snapshot of evolving galaxy 12 billion light years away
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Research
Super quick synthesis in Leidenfrost lab
Chemical reactions can proceed an order of magnitude faster in hot, skittering droplets
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Research
Blood laser exposes body fluid’s molecular make-up
Optofluidic lasers may inject life into in vivo monitoring of blood components
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Business
Amgen and Advaxis partner on immuno-oncology
Deal covers rights to system for building cancer therapies specific to a patient’s own tumours
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