Chemical technology news from across RSC Publishing.
Issue 4
April, 2007, Issue 4
Instant Insight
Instant insight: Sensing at the interface
27 March 2007
Molecular recognition is the key to chemical sensing. Enrico Dalcanale and Laura Pirondini, University of Parma, Italy, explain how to avoid false positives.
Interview
Interview: Making sense of complexity
29 March 2007
Rustem Ismagilov talks to Neil Withers about all things microfluidic...and economics.
Application Highlights
Removing interactions simplifies spectra
06 March 2007
UK researchers have improved a technique that simplifies the NMR spectra of mixtures, enabling the spectrum of each individual component to be seen
Splitting the droplet
07 March 2007
Have you ever accidentally put milk in a cup of tea and wished you could take it out again?
Reducing the legacy of pollutants
28 March 2007
A new system for treating harmful persistent organic pollutants has been developed by researchers based in Birmingham, UK.
Flexible battery power
15 March 2007
Japanese scientists have made a paper-like, polymer-based rechargeable battery.
Clean fuel?
19 March 2007
Equipment for the continuous monitoring of trace elements in gas from a biofuel gasification reactor has been developed by UK and German scientists.
Time is called on alcoholic plumes
13 March 2007
US chemists have come up with a way of detecting the amounts of toxic and volatile chemicals given off from industrial chimneys.
Better labels for proteomics
21 March 2007
Researchers in the US have developed a new reagent for studying proteins.
Essential Elements
Launched at the beginning of February, Project Prospect is an exciting new initiative from RSC Publishing.
Analytical Abstracts: new and improved
Analytical Abstracts has been thoroughly redeveloped to increase usability, making it an ideal web resource for researchers in analytical and bioanalytical science.
The Sheraton Hotel in Brussels, Belgium, was the setting for the third triennial RSC Editors' Symposium, held from 17th-19th February.
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