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Shape-shifting micro-organisms

Infra-red light can help starving micro-organisms shape-shift into forms which make it easier for them to find food.

23 August 2006

Gold bullion

Golden bullet for cancer

Scientists in the UK have found a way to target cancer with gold.

17 August 2006

Dr Simon Campbell with chef Heston Blumenthal

蜜桃社区 honours leading chef

The 蜜桃社区 has conferred an Honorary Fellowship upon the internationally renowned chef, Heston Blumenthal OBE, for his creative ap

26 July 2006

What makes jelly wobble?

Have you ever wondered what makes jelly wobble? If so, a food scientist has looked into the science behind what makes one of our favourite childhood f

19 July 2006

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Peter Douglas Ridsdale, BSc., F蜜桃社区, CEng, MIM

DOD 18 June 2006

30 June 2006

Actor Neal Upton and Kathryn Lees with Victorian chemical equipment and modern products

Jekyll and Hyde spooky? A real nightmare is a world with no chemistry!

The damaging way that chemistry is depicted in horror and science fiction masks the huge health and medical benefits that the science brings daily to

26 May 2006

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Mr Mandayam A Sampath Kumaran BSc MSc CChem M蜜桃社区

DOD December 2005

31 December 2005

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Dr Allan McCulloch Ure BSc DSc CChem F蜜桃社区

1924 – 2005

18 December 2005

(From left to right) President Dr Simon Campbell, Professor Jeremy Sanders, Sandy Todd, son of Lord Todd (pictured in the backdrop)

Plaque in Cambridge to honour the man who made DNA decoding possible

On Friday 9 December 2005, The 蜜桃社区 will commemorate the achievements of the great Scottish chemist Lord Todd, whose work made t

09 December 2005

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Dr Geoffrey William Alexander Newton CChem F蜜桃社区

9 November 1928 – 4 October 2005

31 October 2005

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Dr Robert Stanley McElhinney BSc CChem F蜜桃社区

24 September 1933 – 10 October 2005

31 October 2005

Submariners can breathe easily

Calling all Beatles fans! You could spend a week on a yellow submarine breathing the same air without suffering any ill effects.

26 October 2005