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Crippled Wings, Missing Feelers
Even slight exposure to radiation severely harms true bugs
Spending on Printed and Thin Film Electronics Goes Beyond Conventional Silicon, Reaching up to $1.58 Billion in 2008
The latest market research report reveals the spending on printed and thin film electronics devices goes beyond conventional silicon, reaching up to $1.58 Billion this year. The majority of this is for OLED display panels ($0.69 Billion) which is the value of the panel and not the final device.
Nanoparticle fear over anti-odour socks
Safety fears were raised yesterday about the use of minute "nanoparticles" of silver to make non smelly socks and infection-fighting bandages.
More and More Researchers are ‘Revisiting the Rule-of-5’
ACS reports that recent paper is one of the 10 most accessed articles on the publication website.
OSHA Targets Chemical Plants
Agency will inspect industry's operations with far greater scrutiny
New Window Opens on the Secret Life of Microbes: Scientists Develop First Microbial Profiles of Ecosystems
Microbial profiles serve as the ecological version of the human genome project
Chemistry student wins award for inspiring youth
Loyola University New Orleans chemistry senior Laura Thomas was awarded the Pittsburgh Conference Extra Effort award.
Ukrainian company Otava develop novel casein kinase 2 (CK2) inhibitors as anticancer drugs.
Over the past few years our company, OTAVA Ltd., has designed novel, efficient at low micro molar concentrations, and selective CK2 inhibitors. To discover the new inhibitors, our researchers spanned computer-based molecular modeling with chemical synthesis of compounds which were further tested in vitro to investigate their ability to bind to and affect the activity of CK2. The binding modes of inhibitors that target the ATP-binding site of CK2 were also studied.
OTAVA Ltd. and Institute of Genetics and Molecular Medicine at University of Edinburgh Announce Research Collaboration
Integrated research project focused on a kinase targets
Smart rubber promises self-mending products
Self-healing rubber that binds back together after being snapped or punctured could pave the way for self-healing shoes, fan belts, washing-up gloves and more.
Complete Program Announced for 3rd Lithium Mobile Power Conference
Advances in Lithium Battery Technologies for Mobile Applications
Desty Memorial Lecture for Innovation in Separation Science
12th Desty Memorial Award on the 19th September 2007
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RAN is New Theory for Determination The Stucture of Organic Compound, You Lie If Not To Do
RAN FOUNDED IN 1H NMR AND 13C NMR AND OTHERS ALWAYS TOGETHER ACCOMPANY THE STRONG ABSORPTION PEAK, APPEARS AS SMALL PEAKS, THIS RAN CANNOT ELIMINATED BY DO ALL OF PURIFICATION METHODS, EVEN BY DO LASER BEAM TECHNOLOGY
CAS CELEBRATES 100TH ANNIVERSARY
CAS Chronicles Century of Scientific Discoveries, Mirrors Evolution of Information Age
6th Winter Symposium on Chemometrics (WSC-6)
The 6th Winter Symposium on Chemometrics (WSC-6) will be held in Kazan city (Russia), February 18-22, 2008.
EU’s REACH imposes language requirements on chemical companies
Press Release from CPSL (Celer Pawlowsky SL)
Thermo Fisher Scientific’s New ETD Mass Spectrometry Technology Wins Silver Award at PITTCON 2007
Antibiotic Resistance and Metallo-beta-lactamases
Bioinorganic Chemistry and Applications invites authors to submit their scientific papers for the special issue on "Antibiotic Resistance and Metallo-beta-lactamases.
ChemWeb Office Opens in Riverside , RI
The worldwide sales and marketing office of ChemWeb.com has recently opened in Riverside, RI. Contact Rick Whiteman, 401-437-3399
“BioAsia 2007 Thailand” expects to attract over 15,000 visitors worldwide
Thailand hopes to be one of the key players in biotechnology advancements
BIO-RAD WEB SEMINARS IN SPECTROSCOPY, CHROMATOGRAPHY, ADME/TOX AND METABOLOMICS
Free seminars in spectroscopy, metabolimics, in silico ADME/Tox, chromatography
What Research Needs, ACD/Labs Delivers with Their New Version Release
ACD/Labs version 10 release of its chemistry software helps researchers to integrate techniques, simplify decision-making, and reduce drudgery.
ACD/Labs Announces LC/MS Project Management Software for Chromatographic Method Development
New software solution offers the ability to track and summarize chromatographic data for an overall project view and greater productivity. ACD/Method Development Suite for Mass Spectrometry is the first software package of its kind to support LC/MS data.
Chemists Make Tiny Molecular Rings With Big Potential
Ohio State University chemists have devised a new way to create tiny molecular rings that could one day function as drug delivery devices or antibiotics.
ICR meets with Cooksey review on UK health research
The Institute of Clinical Research (ICR) has met with the Cooksey Review to discuss the new single fund for health research. The ICR was represented by Dr Tina Barton (Chair ICR & Vice President Strategic Accounts, Covance Ltd), Anne Davies (Director ICR) and Dr John Hooper (Chief Executive ICR).
IG Chemie in Germany
IG Chemie in Germany demands improvement of salaries...
One small step for Soft Matter...one giant leap for interdisciplinary research
Soft Matter separates from its host, Journal of Materials Chemistry, in January 2007 and takes flight as a solo publication.
Break-Through that will Save Industry Billions
Water Intrusion Technologies is currently working on a new development which uses electrophoresis to put a protective coating around rebar and fill all the pores in the concrete structure. This is a major development which will save industry billions of dollars in repair costs. Testing has been ongoing for several years and only recently has there been a break through.
ICR calls for presentation abstracts for 2007 annual spring conference
Clinical research – Raising the profile and challenging the boundaries.
Invitation Letter from The General Secretary of China Flame Retardant Society (CFRS)
The Second Industry Exhibition for International New Type Flame-retarding Technology and Flame-retarding Material of China 2007
(And Exhibition, Trade, Purchase and Discussion of Flame-retarding Industry)
Water intrusion into subterranean areas
Water Intrusion Technologies have a permanent solution for removing and keeping water out, which is Electro-Osmotic Pulse (EOP) Water Removal.
Corrections to FRAP diffusion constants in presence of immobile buffer
New PNAS paper describes an effect where labeled particles (as used in FRAP and other techniques) diffuse slower than the diffusive 'message' does. The formulas derived show how the effect depends on the concentration of immobile "traps".
Neptune's Medicine Chest
To Scripps researcher Bill Fenical, the oceans are a tantalizing trove of potential anti-cancer drugs. It's all about the chemistry, he says.
Use Chemistry To Tap Solar Power, Professor Says
Only the sun, which pours more energy onto the Earth's surface in an hour than the entire planet uses in a year, has the capacity to meet future global energy needs -- but people will have to act fast to make use of it, according to MIT Professor Daniel G. Nocera.