Jun 15, 2010 | Venture Capital Access Online
Galera Therapeutics Secures Funding for New Cancer Treatment Drug...
Galera Therapeutics Secures Funding for New Cancer Treatment Drug Development Targets Side Effects of Cancer Treatment ST.
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Jun 15, 2010 | PhysOrg Weblog
Self-assembling devices: Design and synthesis of organic devices
An Asian Journal , Wei-Shi Li, Takanori Fukushima, Takuzo Aida, and co-workers, based at the Shanghai Institute of Organic Chemistry , Riken , and the Japan Science and Technology Agency describe the rational design strategy using side-chain incompatibility of a covalently connected donor-acceptor dyad to synthesize organic p/n heterojunctions with ...
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Jun 15, 2010 | Local Tech Wire
DeSimone accepts adjunct appointment at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York
Joseph DeSimone has been appointed as an adjunct member at New York's Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center's Cancer Nanocenter.
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Jun 15, 2010 | Ogdensburg Courier-Observer/Journal
SUNYChemist Seeks GreenerHS Labs
High school chemistry students have been creating batteries and electric currents for generations, but SUNY Potsdam student John C. Proetta wants them to change their method.
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Jun 15, 2010 | Hindustan Times
Indian-origin scientist has solution for oil spill
As BP struggles to contain the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, an Indian-origin scientist from Texas University has created a special cotton fabric that can clean up crude oil up to 40 times its weight and help in cleaning efforts.
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Jun 15, 2010 | ECNmag
Study: Adding UV light helps form "Missing G" of RNA building blocks
For scientists attempting to understand how the building blocks of RNA originated on Earth, guanine -- the G in the four-letter code of life -- has proven to be a particular challenge.
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Brand preference may be in the drink, not in the head, vodka study shows
Are they just vodka snobs, who pay $60 for a bottle of a "tasteless" beverage that can't possibly taste much different than its $6 counterpart? Or is there really a scientific basis for the differences that drinkers claim to taste in America's favorite hard liquor? Scientists are reporting the first identification of a chemical basis for people's ...
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Reaction Design Upgrades ENERGICO for Use in Liquid Fueled Turbine...
Reaction Design, the clean technology chemistry leader, today announced that the latest release of ENERGICO is bundled with detailed kinetic mechanisms for both gaseous and liquid fuels enabling substantially more accurate predictions of engine stability and emissions performance.
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For a successful infection, bacteria must outwit the immune system of the host. To this aim, they deliver so-called virulence factors through a transport channel located in the bacterial membrane.
Nobel Prize winner and Lawrence University graduate Thomas Steitz...
APPLETON - Lawrence University graduate Thomas Steitz, whose ribosome research has helped pave the way for the design of new antibiotics and earned him the 2009 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, returned to his alma mater Sunday.
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Abu Dhabi money assists Bahrain utilities project
Abu Dhabi will spend money on financing a major Bahrain electric grid project. The Haseeb Haider project will receive from the Abu Dhabi Fund for Development a loan that will be used to erect two electric transmission lines to meet the continuing increase in demand for electric power.
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Why vegetables have to be kept in the light or they quickly lose nutrients in the dark
Vegetables stored in the dark refrigerator for days soon lose their nutrients and vitamins.
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Pete Tittl: What's it take to be a top chef? Everything
Pete's interview with Terry Maxwell is part of our ongoing series profiling the finest chefs in the area.
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Cancer-causing pesticide about to be approved
Methyl iodide could soon be legal to use as a soil fumigant for strawberries, grapes, tomatoes, peppers and other crops in California.
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Pfizer Joins Open-Access Medicinal Chemistry Public-Private Collaboration
The Structural Genomics Consortium and Pfizer have announced that Pfizer will join the SGC-led public-private collaboration to generate small molecule inhibitors - "chemical probes" - for proteins involved in epigenetic signalling.
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Nobel Prize Winner to Speak in Appleton
Steitz was awarded the Nobel Prize in chemistry last December in Stockholm, Sweden, along with Ada Yonath of Israel and American Venkatraman Ramakrishnan.
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Myanmar accused of nuclear weapon aspirations
Myanmar has denied media reports that it is pursuing a nuclear weapons program and called the reports by foreign media "politically motivated" in a statement issued by the foreign ministry.
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Do Vodka Preferences Have a Chemical Basis?
Marketing and snobbery aside, what drives some drinkers to reach for top-shelf vodka brands over more lowly "well" varieties? According to a team of Russian-American chemists, certain molecule clusters in vodka taste better than others.
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Movie review: The Karate Kid (2010), 8.5 out of 10
The Karate Kid movie poster The only time a film critic doesn't mind being wrong is when a movie he/she expects to be lousy actually turns out to be very well done.
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WVU Tech Selenium Process May Help Coal Industry
The selenium clock is ticking for mountaintop mining companies, as the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection prepares to crack down with water quality standards that producers have argued in the past are too expensive to meet.
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