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Instant insight: Nanohighway to solar cells

19 December 2006

Hiroshi Imahori discusses electrophoresis as a means to make molecular highways for organic solar cells.

Interview: Green-fingered chemistry

11 December 2006

Janet Scott tells Nicola Nugent about getting the green message across, the solution to pollution...and edible ionic liquids

Bio-warfare agents in isolation

13 December 2006

Pathogenic organisms like anthrax could be detected with the help of electric fields, according to a team of workers from the UK.

Uncovering the secrets of the past

20 December 2006

An easy to use, non-destructive paper analysing technique is being used to identify the age and origin of old books and documents by researchers from Portugal.

Counting HIV with a chip

22 December 2006

Scientists in the US have created a chip that allows rapid detection of HIV infected cells in blood.

Spectroscopically and simultaneously studying microwave reactions

18 December 2006

UK scientists have used microwaves and infrared to heat and monitor a reaction simultaneously.

Fighting the spread of superbugs

02 January 2007

An antimicrobial coating has been developed to combat bacterial infections.

Sunbathing for dummies

08 December 2006

A photosensitive mannequin head may be the latest tool in skin cancer research.

Inorganic liquids improve fuel cells

06 December 2006

Inorganic liquids could be used to improve the performance of fuel cells, say researchers in the US.