From David Bradley Science Writer and Advanced Chemistry Development Reactive science news Chemical origami US chemists have brought the Japanese art of origami into the lab to help them build minute 3D objects from silver that might lead to a new technique for making micromechanical devices.
Fruit fly to barfly Getting drunk is a problem.
Some of us do it easily others find quaffing even great flagons of ale hardly hit the spot. The answer to the problem is likely to be genetic, and research into the effects of alcohol on the brain could have serious implications for helping heavy drinkers and alcoholics. Central information The Unilever Centre for Molecular Informatics opened at the University of Cambridge in March. Reactive Reports' David Bradley was there to find out what it means for the scientists. Examples of a structure management system are discussed with regard to specific MS applications and relationships with other analytical instrumentation.