Atheroprotective activity of Spirulina may be due to it having a protein with a similar structure to bilirubin
Atheroprotective Activity of Spirulina
Synthetic Graphene Fragments
Synthetic routes to large, extended polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, which might be considered as fragments or "cutouts" of graphene
Luminescent Clusters
A calixarene ligand can be used to create a new class of lanthanide clusters with potential in magnetic and luminescence studies
Energetic Materials
Highly energetic nitrogen compounds that can be readily detonated but do not explode on simple impact developed
All-purpose 3D Printer
Robust 3D printing approach for printing materials with easy-to-modify surfaces to eliminate the need for multiple 3D printers
Nanotech Toughens Up Water Purification
Silica-titania nanofibers could provide a tougher filter for cleaning up water contaminated with sewage or industrial pollutants
Discerning Imine Hydrogenation
A new method to selectively hydrogenate imine bonds by using an iridium complex has been developed
Titania: Black is the New White
A mass production technique for reducing brilliant white titanium dioxide to black for applications in solar energy conversion has been devised
Spiers Memorial Award for J. Wang
Joseph Wang, University of California, USA, has been awarded the Spiers Memorial Award of the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)
Angling for a Route to Fish Proteins
The chemical synthesis of a masked analogue of a fish antifreeze protein has been developed