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ScienceDaily (July 7, 2008) — Chemists in Japan report development of the world’s first DNA molecule made almost entirely of artificial parts. The finding could lead to improvements in gene therapy, futuristic nano-sized computers, and other high-tech..
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Pro Bowl receiver Chad Johnson won’t be practicing with the Cincinnati Bengals for a while because his right ankle hasn’t fully recovered from surgery.
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Playboy has announced to publish the pictorial of the sexiest women from the My Space Community. The contest is on till 1st March 2005 and to apply you are just...
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“Chemistry look what you’ve done to me,” Donna Summer crooned in Science of Love, and so, it seems, she was right. Just in time for Valentine’s...
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“Chemistry look what you’ve done to me,” Donna Summer crooned in Science of Love, and so, it seems, she was right.
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Britain’s Royal Society of Chemistry says it has perfected the recipe for Oliver Twist’s most famous meal _ workhouse gruel.
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The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences says Japan’s Osamu Shimomura and Americans Martin Chalfie and Roger Tsien have won the Nobel chemistry prize.
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Recent winners of the Nobel Prize in chemistry, and their research, according to the Nobel Foundation:
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U.S. and Japanese researchers are among the favorites to win the Nobel Prize in chemistry, but don’t expect any recent discoveries to get the nod.
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A thousand of ways can be adopted to make your discovery be known. But this scientific tattoo sketched on the biochemist’s left shoulder is interesting. As she...
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If you thought that running a business is not a child’s game then you will be proven wrong once you hear about Anshul Samar, who at 14 is the CEO of a gaming...
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A German scientist received a startling present Wednesday on his 71st birthday: a $1.5 million Nobel Prize to honor his groundbreaking studies of how chemical reactions...
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The rapidly expanding field of nanotechnology was honored by the Nobel Prize in Physics and it could get another nod when the chemistry prize is announced on...
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This is an interesting print advertisement campaign National Newspapers of Ireland to remind everyone about the power of press. The campaign apparently aims at focusing...
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Alba F.C of Spain who lost both her hands 28 years ago during chemistry experiment has become the first patient to undergo bilateral hand transplant, which stretched to...
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A huge number of molecules have been discovered in the interstellar medium, most of them in the dense molecular clouds. Astronomers have discovered the first negatively...
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Paul Crutzen , Nobel Prize Winner in Chemistry in 1995, of Germany’s Max Planck Institute for Chemistry, suggests infusing the stratosphere (above the...
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The Nobel Foundation website has recently put a few, I must say - awesome flash-based games for playing. These games are just not your average game that you love...
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Julia Roberts is such an intelligent woman. The other day she came up with a gem of an explanation about chemistry (between two people). She was speaking about her new...
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