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ELN: Women in chemistry
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As the scientific community celebrates the International Year of Chemistry and 100th anniversary of the Nobel Prize awarded to Madame Marie Curie, SLAS Electronic Laboratory Neighborhood talks with SLAS women about their thoughts on careers in chemistry.
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Call for nominations closes in 2 days
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There is still time to submit your name to the SLAS Nominations Committee for the 2012 Board of Directors election. But act fast! The call closes at midnight U.S. Central on Sept.
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SLAS is accepting applications for exhibit space on Innovation AveNEW at SLAS2012, which takes place Feb. 4-8 in San Diego. This unique program brings entrepreneurs face-to-face with laboratory science and technology purchase decision makers. Apply by Oct. 25.
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Enter the JALA and JBS Art of Science Contest
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Chemical space virtual course begins Oct. 25
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"Chemical structure rules exist to point people in right direction," says Chris Lipinski, a speaker in the four-module virtual course: "Interrogating Chemical Space — Rules,
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Have you contributed to LabAutopedia lately?
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The SLAS scientific wiki showcases a collection of more than 400 articles on laboratory science and technology and welcomes your contributions. The No. 1 article in August was a list of programming and computer science terms.
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Reversible phase transitions within self-assembled fibrillar networks of (R)-18-(n-Alkylamino) octadecan-7-ols in carbon tetrachloride gels
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The CCl4 gel phases of a series of low-molecular-mass organogelators, (R)-18-(n-alkylamino)octadecan-7-ols (HSN-n, where n = 0–5, 18 is the alkyl chain length), appear to be unprecedented in that the fibrillar networks of some of the homologues undergo thermally reversible,
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A rational approach to developing anti-influenza drugs
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Getting the steel out
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Automakers are increasingly looking to combine emission-limiting propulsion technologies with stiff, lightweight carbon composite frames. Their hope is that the new components will replace steel and aluminum in the assembly of energy-efficient hybrid and all-electric vehicles.
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Baffling CERN results show neutrinos moving faster than speed of light
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Copper film could lower touch screen, LED and solar cell costs
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Copper nanowires may be coming to a little screen near you. These new nanostructures have the potential to drive down the costs of displaying information on cell phones, e-readers and iPads, and they could also help engineers build foldable electronics and improved solar cells, according to new research.
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Orange peels could be made into biodegradable plastic
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Plastic waste is one of the worst forms of trash because it takes so long to degrade, thus overflowing our landfills and polluting our oceans and waterways. But what if we could make plastic from a recycled, natural, biodegradable source?
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Designing microbes to make fuels and drugs
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Organisms that live in exotic environments have evolved unique traits in order to survive. Michelle Chang, an assistant professor of chemistry at UC Berkeley, hijacks the chemical
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AACR releases cancer research progress report
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