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Neutrons are Aiding the Fight Against Cancer

Cancer Research

Neutrons are Aiding the Fight Against Cancer

12/03/2019 - The penetrative power of neutron beams, combined with their non-destructive nature, provides an ideal tool for analyzing chemical and biological material. Our knowledge of biological systems has evolved thanks to the increasing power of imaging techniques, which could have the potential to revolutionize drug target identification. read...

Laboratory Technology in South Africa

Emerging Markets

Laboratory Technology in South Africa

07/03/2019 - The Analytica Lab Africa will take place for the first time from July 9 to 11, 2019, on the premises of the Gallagher Convention Centre in Johannesburg. Following its acquisition by Messe München and its integration into Analytica’s network, the event is set to continue growing in the promising market of Africa. read...

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Bristol-Myers Squibb Commences Celgene Debt Exchange

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Bristol-Myers Squibb Commences Celgene Debt Exchange

Bristol-Myers Squibb announced the commencement of the exchange of Celgene's debts, in connection with its previously announced acquisitions. Previously, a majority of the company's shareholders voted to approve the combination at a special meeting of stockholders. read...

Solid Material Instead of Gas Could Make Refrigeration More Eco-Friendly

UK/Spain: Energy Efficiency

Solid Material Instead of Gas Could Make Refrigeration More Eco-Friendly

Researchers from the UK and Spain have identified an eco-friendly solid that could replace the inefficient and polluting gases used in most refrigerators and air conditioners. When put under pressure, plastic crystals of neopentylglycol yield huge cooling effects — enough for them to compete with conventional coolants. In addition, the material is inexpensive, widely available and functions at close to room temperature. read...

New Biochemical Pathway May Aid Development of More Resilient Crops

UK: Plant Sciences

New Biochemical Pathway May Aid Development of More Resilient Crops

Researchers from the Department of Plant Sciences, University of Oxford, have discovered a new biochemical pathway in plants which they have named Chlorad. By manipulating the Chlorad pathway, the scientists can modify how plants respond to their environment. For example, the plant’s ability to tolerate stresses such as high salinity can be improved. read...

Reducing the Carbon Footprint of Chemicals Production

USA: New Method for Synthesizing Epoxides

Reducing the Carbon Footprint of Chemicals Production

MIT chemical engineers have devised an alternative approach to synthesizing epoxides, a type of chemical that is used to manufacture diverse products, including plastics, pharmaceuticals, and textiles. Their new approach, which uses electricity to run the reaction, can be done at room temperature and atmospheric pressure while eliminating carbon dioxide as a byproduct. read...

Researchers See Huge Potential for Kelp Farming in Norway

Norway: Seaweed Farming

Researchers See Huge Potential for Kelp Farming in Norway

By 2050, kelp farming along the Norwegian coast is estimated to cover an area corresponding to half the size of all farmed land in the country. Kelp farming has the potential to be both economically profitable and environmentally sustainable, marine biologist Kasper Hancke says. read...

New Generation of Sensing Platform Detects Toxic Gases

Saudi Arabia: MOF Sensor

New Generation of Sensing Platform Detects Toxic Gases

From astronauts and submariners to miners and rescue workers, people who operate in small enclosed spaces need good air quality to work safely and effectively. Electronic sensors now developed by a Kaust team can simultaneously detect at least three critical parameters that are important to monitor to ensure human comfort and safety. read...

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Researchers See Huge Potential for Kelp Farming in Norway

Norway: Seaweed Farming

Researchers See Huge Potential for Kelp Farming in Norway

14.04.19 - By 2050, kelp farming along the Norwegian coast is estimated to cover an area corresponding to half the size of all farmed land in the country. Kelp farming has the potential to be both economically profitable and environmentally sustainable, marine biologist Kasper Hancke says. read...

USA: New Method for Synthesizing Epoxides

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