Low-energy device is a ‘step forward’ for sustainable lithium mining
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David Baker, Demis Hassabis and John Jumper were rewarded for creating computational tools to design proteins and predict their structures that have ‘revolutionised biological chemistry’
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Research on tiny RNA molecules unlocked mysteries of gene regulation and cell differentiation
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The 20-year struggle to define secondary bonding interactions
Instruments in space have studied the planet’s atmosphere and surface, and are now being joined by powerful new ones, finds Andy Extance
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Low-energy device is a ‘step forward’ for sustainable lithium mining
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As legal challenges fall flat, will industry’s claims of stifled innovation be borne out?
Thousands of residents evacuated and kept indoors as as smoke and gas cloud persists for days
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New and better tools are pushing back boundaries and changing the world
As the Association of Public Analysts winds up, Duncan Campbell reflects on the continued importance of the profession
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From November, 500 scientists affiliated with Russian institutions will be cut off from Cern research facilities due to ongoing war in Ukraine
Join us as we follow all the developments in the run-up to the awarding of chemistry’s biggest prize
Research inspired by how brains learn now powers cutting-edge technology in smartphones and scientific research
Over the years, Nobel prize medals have been stolen, dissolved and auctioned off. We trace what happened to them and the stories they can tell us
Lab Innovations brings together experts from all corners of the industry
Ruth Webster from University of Cambridge wins 2024 AstraZeneca prize in synthetic chemistry for her work on iron catalysis
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Join us for a demonstration of how benchtop NMR can be used to study elements beyond hydrogen and carbon - live on 20 November
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Explore cutting edge copper-catalysed carbon-heteroatom bond formations used in industrial applications
Biotech startups and spinouts must overcome numerous challenges to get from lab to market. A new UK innovation hub aims to give this emerging sector the space, resources and expertise it needs.
Opportunities to take part in teaching, event organisation and outreach all develop valuable skills
As the Association of Public Analysts winds up, Duncan Campbell reflects on the continued importance of the profession
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