30 October 2011: Have something to say about an article you’ve read on Chemistry World this week? Leave your comments below…
October 2011
Monthly Archive
This week on Chemistry World
Posted by Chemistry World on Mon 31 Oct 2011Categories: News , This week's stories | 1 Comment
Chemistry World’s round-up of money and molecules
Posted by Phillip on Fri 28 Oct 2011Categories: The Commercial Chemist | No Comments
Cancer trial ends early for Bayer – Slashing industry’s water bills – And AkzoNobel to expand in China (more…)
Chemistry World’s round-up of money and molecules
Posted by Phillip on Wed 26 Oct 2011Categories: The Commercial Chemist | No Comments
Novartis to cut jobs and close more sites – Lilly withdraws sepsis drug – And China moves to protect its caprolactam industry (more…)
Chemistry in its element – aspirin
Posted by Phillip on Wed 26 Oct 2011Categories: News , Podcasts | No Comments
Why would a drug feature in the treaty that ended the first world war? And what made aspirin so successful as a painkiller? Brian Clegg explains in this week’s Chemistry in its element podcast.
Mummy mania on the small screen
Posted by Laura on Tue 25 Oct 2011Categories: Forensics , News | No Comments
— Mummifying Alan
Last night I was sitting on my sofa when up popped someone I recognised. Stephen Buckley from the University of York was on Channel 4 talking about his work on mummification. Earlier this year we published a feature looking at the chemistry of mummification, which is some great background to the documentary. But the program was a bit different, this was putting Buckley’s findings to the test on a real human cadaver. Alan, a taxi driver from Torquay, who had terminal lung cancer. Alan answered a classified ad in the paper and left his body to a rather interesting form of science. (more…)
This week on Chemistry World
Posted by Chemistry World on Mon 24 Oct 2011Categories: News , This week's stories | [6] Comments
23 October 2011: Have something to say about an article you’ve read on Chemistry World this week? Leave your comments below…
Chemistry World’s round-up of money and molecules
Posted by Andrew on Fri 21 Oct 2011Categories: The Commercial Chemist | No Comments
FDA chemist insider trading admission – Pharma industry needs to win back trust – And DuPont takes Monsanto to court over seed patents (more…)
Chemistry in its element – vanillin
Posted by Phillip on Wed 19 Oct 2011Categories: News , Podcasts | No Comments
How posh is your ice-cream? Does it have the tell-tale specks of real vanilla seeds, or is it a synthetic vanilla flavour. Simon Cotton uncovers how to tell the difference in this week’s Chemistry in its element podcast.
Chemistry World’s round-up of money and molecules
Posted by Andrew on Wed 19 Oct 2011Categories: The Commercial Chemist | No Comments
ACC asks FDA for changes to BPA regulation – Roche buys Anadys to strengthen hepatitis C position – And a definition of ‘nanomaterial’ from the EU (more…)
This week on Chemistry World
Posted by Patrick on Mon 17 Oct 2011Categories: This week's stories | No Comments
16 October 2011: Have something to say about an article you’ve read on Chemistry World this week? Leave your comments below…
