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IUPAC 2009 - Call for Abstracts
21 November 2008
Your chance to take part in 42nd IUPAC Congress (2-7 August 2009, Glasgow, UK). Oral abstract deadline - 16 January 2009
INADEQUATE analysis of protein structure
21 October 2008
US chemists use solid-state NMR spectroscopy to probe the structural features responsible for spider silk's strength
Interview: A total mismatch
14 October 2008
Penny Brothers tells Michael Brown about porphyrins and their potential role in neutron capture therapy
Which came first, the nanotube or the egg?
03 October 2008
Egg whites have found a novel use as a template for making inorganic nanotubes, thanks to Chinese scientists.
Underperforming yeasts opt out of life
01 October 2008
Suicide-committing yeasts assist German scientists striving towards the perfect enzyme for catalysing asymmetric organic reactions
Cells take direction from virus
18 September 2008
Liquid crystalline scaffold imparts order on cell arrangement
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
Mismatched DNA analysis by eye
02 September 2008
Colourful approach to detecting DNA variations takes the heat
Chemical Communications reaches over 5 for its 2007 Impact Factor!
19 June 2008
Newly released ISI citation data shows that Chemical Communications has its highest impact factor to date!
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