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Chemical technology news from across RSC Publishing.
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Nanoparticles hunt down cancer cells
03 September 2008
Cancer cells can be detected then destroyed using a nanostructure designed by South Korean researchers
Probing mercury contamination
02 September 2008
Detecting mercury pollution could become a lot easier, thanks to a new visual technique developed by scientists in China
Cracking down on counterfeit drugs
28 August 2008
A new Tamiflu screening method could help foil counterfeiters, say US scientists
Interview: Finger on the pulse
28 August 2008
Paul Corkum talks to Hilary Crichton about attosecond pulses and how developing new ideas is like skiing downhill
Issue 9 of Chemical Technology now published
19 August 2008
Drawing together the best content from all RSC publications to highlight the latest applications and technological aspects of research.
Organic liquids capture greenhouse gas
14 August 2008
Organic liquids that can hold twice as much carbon dioxide as current capture agents have been developed
Fabrics reveal their explosive secrets
11 August 2008
A new method to detect explosives and drugs on fabrics could improve airport security
Instant insight: The wonder of gold
07 August 2008
Graham J. Hutchings, Mathias Brust and Hubert Schmidbaur introduce the newly discovered allure of gold
Faster test for tuberculosis
05 August 2008
Early diagnosis of tuberculosis is now a step closer, say scientists from India and Japan
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