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Portable power supply takes a step forward
19 November 2009
Chinese scientists have developed membranes that could improve direct methanol fuel cells
Making microfluidic membranes
18 November 2009
US scientists have made biocompatible membranes in microfluidic chips
Issue 12 of Highlights in Chemical Technology now available
17 November 2009
Drawing together the best content from all RSC publications to highlight the latest applications and technological aspects of research
Seeing inside droplets
13 November 2009
Single molecules trapped in tiny droplets can be detected and counted
Palmtop PCR
12 November 2009
Scientists in Korea are using convection to power a palmtop device for genetic point of care diagnostics
Interview: Human on a chip
11 November 2009
Nicole Pamme talks about magnetism, microfluidics and the research rollercoaster
Polymers produce bright white light
10 November 2009
White light for colour displays can be produced from organic polymers
Omega comes first for brain imaging
02 November 2009
Remote-controlled miniature valves designed by US scientists can deliver tracers into the brain.
Acidity regulation in microfluidic channels
30 October 2009
Controlling pH in microfluidics could allow the activity of single enzymes to be measured, say Dutch scientists.
Aid for Aids therapy
29 October 2009
An electrochemical method to screen peptides for HIV treatment could help identify treatments
Interview: Chemical Carpentry
19 October 2009
Watching carpentry at a young age inspired Thorri Gunnlaugsson to be a chemist and an enthusiastic cook.
Attractive development for immunoassays
19 October 2009
A one-step, magnetically-activated biosensor for rapidly screening motorists for drug abuse
