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Angewandte Chemie 38/2010 – A Bright Future
An overview of the current issue of Angewandte Chemie International Edition
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Repair Yourself
Self-assembling photovoltaic technology can keep repairing itself to avoid any loss in performance
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Cobalt-Controlled Communication
Communication between two iron centers can be modified by the presence of Co and has implications for molecular devices
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Competition For Start-Ups
Competition for young start-ups offers a total amount of 76.000 EUR, valuable contacts, professional feedback, and industry know-how
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Calls For EU's Framework Programme
2011 calls for the European Union's 7th Framework Programme: 6.4 billion EUR — Europe's biggest ever investment in research and innovation
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Catalytic Models
Surface-science based models for heterogeneous catalysis illuminated with examples
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Solar Energy for the Poor? – Part I
Daniel G. Nocera demonstrates the storage of solar energy in the form of electrochemically produced oxygen and hydrogen
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Solar Energy for the Poor? – Part II
Daniel G. Nocera (MIT), hinted at the possibility of bringing solar energy to the poor soon at the end of his talk at the recent ACS Meeting. ChemistryViews followed up
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Solar Energy for the Poor? – Part III
Daniel G. Nocera (MIT), hinted at the possibility of bringing solar energy to the poor soon at the end of his talk at the recent ACS Meeting. ChemistryViews followed up