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Arkema awarded Pierre Potier prize for Kynar Aquatec
(03 Sep 2010)
Launched in 2005 by Union des Industries Chimiques (UIC – French Chemical Industries Association) and Fédération Française des sciences pour la Chimie (FFC – French Federation for Chemical Sciences) under the aegis of the French Ministry for ......
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Bio Nano Consulting partner develops novel nanolitre scale technique
(27 Aug 2010)
Bio Nano Consulting (BNC) announced the availability of a new technique that screens low-yielding proteins, facilitating the evaluation of both protein denaturation and protein:drug interactions. This novel method, pioneered by researchers ......
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ARPA-E funding supports research on carbon dioxide removal from flue gases
(24 Aug 2010)
Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology are using funding from the Advanced Research Projects Agency - Energy – also known as ARPA-E – to pursue two different, but related, approaches for removing carbon dioxide from the flue gases ......
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New X-ray technique distinguishes between that which previously looked the same
(27 Jul 2010)
A new method forms the basis for the widespread use of an X-ray technique which distinguishing types of tissue that normally appear the same in conventional X-ray images
Traditional X-ray images can clearly distinguish between bones and soft tissue, with muscles, cartilage, tendons and soft-tissue tumours all look virtually identical. The phase-contrast technique developed a few years ago at the Paul Scherrer ......
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Agilent Technologies and Mississippi State University Team Up to Test Gulf Seafood for Oil Contamination
(23 Jul 2010)
Agilent Technologies Inc. and Mississippi State University (MSU) announced a new analytical method developed by State Chemical Lab scientists at MSU that will be used to test seafood from the Gulf of Mexico for evidence of oil contamination, ......
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New technique improves efficiency of biofuel production
(14 Jul 2010)
Researchers at North Carolina State University have developed a more efficient technique for producing biofuels from woody plants that significantly reduces the waste that results from conventional biofuel production techniques. The technique ......
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Nanowires for the electronics and optoelectronics of the future
(25 Jun 2010)
Process for manufacturing nanoelectronic 'mini-circuits' developed
Organic semiconductors are very promising candidates as starting materials for the manufacture of cheap, large area and flexible electronic components such as transistors, diodes and sensors on a scale ranging from micro to nano. A condition ......
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Dow and BASF Receive Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge Award for HPPO Technology
(24 Jun 2010)
The Dow Chemical Company and BASF received a 2010 Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge Award at a ceremony held at the Ronald Reagan Center in Washington, D.C. The two companies were honored for their jointly developed hydrogen peroxide to ......
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Award for a brilliant copper trick
(17 Jun 2010)
Polish-American polymer scientist Krzysztof Matyjaszewski receives the €10,000 Gutenberg Lecture Award of the Graduate School of Materials Science in Mainz (MAINZ)
The 2010 Gutenberg Lecture Award was today bestowed upon the Polish-American scientist Professor Dr Krzysztof Matyjaszewski for his ground-breaking developments in polymer production and processing. Matyjaszewski is one of the world’s most ......
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Fungus among us could become non-food source for biodiesel production
(11 Jun 2010)
In the quest for alternatives to soybeans, palm, and other edible oilseed plants as sources for biodiesel production, enter an unlikely new candidate: A fungus, or mold, that produces and socks away large amounts of oils that are suitable for ......
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