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Chemistry
The Reaxys® PhD Prize!
It seems incredible that the Reaxys Prize will already be 5 years old in 2014! At the outset, we had…
Chemistry
PROSE Winner: Encyclopedia of the Alkaline Earth Compounds
We are pleased to announce that Encyclopedia of the Alkaline Earth Compounds by Richard Ropp won an Honorable Mention for Chemistry and Physics…
Chemistry
If You 3-D Build It, They Will Come: Build My Lab Contest
Many scientists do their research with custom single-built equipment fabricated in-house. In the past, custom-building equipment was both challenging and…
Chemistry
Motivations Behind Writing “Low-Abundance Proteome Discovery”
No single publication, not even a detailed review, can pretend bringing all information to the user of this technology at…
Chemistry, Earth & Environmental Science
Reference Modules: Changing the Way We Do Research
Scientific and technological research is becoming increasingly interdisciplinary, placing higher demands on researchers to get up to speed quickly on…
Chemistry
A Funny Thing Happened at the International Symposium on Profiling
The International Symposium on Profiling (ISPROF2013) organized by Prof. José Luis Capelo Martìnez, took place in Costa da Caparica, Portugal during…
Chemistry
Low-Abundance Protein Discovery as Potential Early Biomarkers
Relevant protein markers useful for a number of applications are most of the time difficult to find because they are…