March 29, 2011
C&EN Picks From The National Meeting
Tuesday's highlights from this year's meeting in Anaheim.
March 28, 2011
C&EN Picks From The National Meeting
Tuesday's highlights from this year's meeting in Anaheim.
March 27, 2011
C&EN Picks From The National Meeting
Tuesday's highlights from this year's meeting in Anaheim.
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August 8, 2011
Graphene From Cookies
Houston girls scouts spend a day at Rice University participating in experiments that turn Girl Scout shortbread cookies into graphene.
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Graphene From Garbage
Materials: Low-value, impure carbon sources yield high-quality graphene.
August 1, 2011
Memory Booster
Simon Elliott of Ireland's Tyndall National Institute discusses a European Union project that developed a novel oxide and associated ALD method for increasing memory-stick storage capacity.
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Making Films One Layer At A Time
Applications of atomic layer deposition now extend well beyond electronics.
August 1, 2011
Layer By Layer
Trimethyl aluminum and water react via sequential reactions to form an ultrathin film of alumina, as depicted in this animation.
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Making Films One Layer At A Time
Applications of atomic layer deposition now extend well beyond electronics.
July 18, 2011
Crystallization
A microscope captures the real-time crystallization of benzothiophene-containing molecules after they are deposited on top of a printed antisolvent droplet (patterned shape).
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Printing Single-Crystal Films
Electronics: Ink-jet method makes ordered semiconducting layers.
June 13, 2011
Making A Difference
At the heart of Students 2 Science is a 10,000-sq-ft analytical chemistry lab that provides real-life industrial lab experience to middle school and high school students, particularly those from underprivileged and minority backgrounds. Paul A. Winslow, cofounder of Students 2 Science, describes ways that American Chemical Society members can help the nonprofit corporation reach more students.
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Chemists In Training
Nonprofit analytical chemistry lab Students 2 Science offers students an industrial experience.
May 27, 2011
Moon's Watery Surprise
Findings of high levels of water inside moon rocks may prompt rethinking of theories about the moon's origin.
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Watery Magma From The Moon
Moon's Origin: High levels of water found in ancient lunar magma bubbles add twist to giant-impact theory.
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Chemists In Training
Nonprofit analytical chemistry lab Students 2 Science offers students an industrial experience.
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Saving Space Suits
Conservators try to stop the degradation of NASA's outer space outfits.
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Making Connections At NOBCChE
Two students seek answers to career questions at annual meeting of black chemists and chemical engineers.
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NOBCChE's 2011 Science Bowl And Fair
Middle and high school students from Michigan dominate competitions at this year's meeting.
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Francis S. Collins
NIH director discusses challenges, opportunities driven by health care reform, stimulus spending, and fast pace of scientific discovery.
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Molecular Dynamics In Real Time
Five decades of laser technology shine light on chemistry fundamentals.
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Molecules At Surfaces And Interfaces
Five decades of laser technology shine light on chemistry fundamentals.
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Electron Dynamics
Five decades of laser technology shine light on chemistry fundamentals.
October 5, 2009
Atomic Harmonies
When Virginia sculptor Rebecca Kamen contacted composer and sound artist Susan Alexjander in Portland about creating a soundscape to accompany an installation of a sculptural interpretation of the Periodic Table, Alexjander turned to inaudible oscillations in atomic nuclei known as Larmor frequencies.
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Cellulosic Scale-Up
DOE-backed ethanol producers encounter difficulties converting waste streams to commercially viable fuel.
June 11, 2007
CAS Timeline
100 years of progress from volunteers and index cards to cutting edge computers, see the progress of CAS.
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CAS Timeline
100 years of progress from volunteers and index cards to cutting edge computers, see the progress of CAS.
June 11, 2007
The Incredible Vastness of Data
In the hands of CAS, a morass of data points ends up telling epic research stories, page by page.
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The Incredible Vastness of Data
In the hands of CAS, a morass of data points ends up telling epic research stories, page by page.
February 22, 2006
Biopolis Research & Development
Singapore prepares to move up the R&D value chain by building a research infrastructure with both foreign and homegrown talent.
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Biopolis Research & Development
Singapore prepares to move up the R&D value chain by building a research infrastructure with both foreign and homegrown talent.
December 5, 2005
Long Live RIKEN
RIKEN's five institutes are located on Honshu, Japan's largest island.
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Long Live RIKEN
RIKEN's five institutes are located on Honshu, Japan's largest island.
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