Heavily cited and highly useful but didn't report anything new, so how did it become a classic?

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Jo's lessons in analytical techniques continue with a lesson in thin layer chromatography

Nobel Laureate Avram Hershko discusses how curiosity, choosing the right research, and persistence work as a general principle for success

A cargo transport system that works at the microscopic level and triggered by light has been devised and constructed

Micromotors mix for more effective oxidative degradation of chemical weapons

Self organization of inorganic surfactants with head groups containing paramagnetic Dy3+ ions is controlled by magnetic interactions

Nobel Laureate Dan Shechtman talks about the reason why quasicrystals weren't discovered earlier and his unerring belief in his experiments

Unusual structural and electronic properties make skin pigments superior radical scavengers

Possibilities of a certification for sustainability in the field of material use of biomass discussed at event in Berlin