News & analysis – Page 47
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NewsRSC Bill Bryson prize 2007
The theme for this year's Royal Society of Chemistry's Bill Bryson prize for science communication is the science of travel.
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NewsSummer School
The Royal Society of Chemistry will be running an INSET materials summer school in London in July
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NewsA day in the life of a development chemist: Morven McAlpine
Morven McAlpine has spent the past two years working for ICI Imagedata as a development chemist. She talks to James Berressem about her typical day
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NewsBird Flu's long tail could signal its end
US scientists map the long protein tail of the influenza A virus
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NewsDiscuss science and shape the future
A DTI-funded public engagement programme, Sciencehorizons, aims to broaden the debate on how developments in science and technology could be used in the future.
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NewsInteract with online cystal structures
A new, free online resource could help teachers introduce and illustrate to students the structural chemistry of course favourites.
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NewsMolecular light switch
Scientists have developed the molecular equivalent of a solar panel, which can act as a light signal processor
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NewsMoseley landmark
Royal Society of Chemistry recognises importance of x-ray studies done by Henry Moseley at Oxford University site
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NewsPlastic shape shifter for smart stents
German and American researchers have developed temperature-controlled 'triple-shaped plastics'
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NewsPlug and play bone repair
New method for printing artificial bone using ink made from living bone could aid reconstructive surgery
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NewsProblem-based approach to analytical chemistry
Matthew Almond reviews this second edition of Practical environmental analysis
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NewsQCA consults on KS3 review
QCA invites teachers to submit their views on its revised programme of study for KS3 science by April 30.
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NewsRSC to support student ambassadors scheme
To encourage more chemistry undergraduates to consider teaching as a career, the RSC is putting money into the Undergraduate Ambassadors Scheme
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NewsSalters' chemistry camps 2007
The Universities of St Andrews, Birmingham, Manchester, Ulster, York and Leeds will be hosting a four-day Salters' Chemistry Camp.
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NewsSmart energy homes
In Europe, homes and businesses use more energy than any other sector, including transport