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Nobel for work on 'exotic' matter explained with a bagel.
“Two-dimensional mass spectrometry has the potential to exponentially increase our knowledge in all areas, from biochemistry to food safety and environmental chemistry”
Inexpensive, nontoxic catalyst could help reduce global reliance on fossil fuels
Compounds prevent key protein from mis-folding, preventing death of dopamine-producing brain cells
"We have toxic algae events that result in shellfish closures off the Washington and Oregon coast every three to five years or so, but none of them have been as large as this one," says researcher
Finding has implications for other diseases involving multiple genes
The new information provides clues to how scientists could design a composite toxin that would work against a broader range of mosquito species, including Aedes
This latest study from Professor Liddle’s research group looked at how ‘soft’ elements such as phosphorus can interact with thorium in unusual bonding environments
Infrared spectroscopic imaging has been limited to studies of dried tissue samples because water molecules absorb and interfere with the infrared signal
The substances stick around in the environment for a long time, which makes them likely to be inhaled or ingested by people and animals
The findings present a promising step forward towards being able to manipulate and control the behaviour of high energy, or ‘hot’, electrons
