The chemical search for better white light
Advances in inorganic phosphors boost the efficiency and appeal of LED bulbs
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November 19, 2018 Cover
Volume 96, Issue 46
Advances in inorganic phosphors boost the efficiency and appeal of LED bulbs
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Volume 96 |
Issue 46
Inorganic Chemistry
Countries debate plan to equate digitized DNA data to biological material
Controversial Nagoya protocol proposal aims to share benefits from genetic sequence information to conserve biodiversity
Natural extracts and synthetics square off as cannabinoid drugs
FDA recently approved a natural extract, but others see the future as synthetic
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Introducing the new Dow
The company, set to launch this spring, will stay focused on cash generation, CEO Fitterling says
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The argument for using blockchain to secure scientific research
Joris van Rossum of Digital Science believes the technology behind cryptocurrency could address some of science’s biggest challenges
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Jealous of your peers? How to stop comparing yourself to others
Chemjobber on how to turn your professional envy into a healthy dose of motivation
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Periodic graphics: How different light bulbs work
Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning illuminates the materials science behind various lighting options
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Supramolecular structure binds glucose strongly and selectively, pointing to future incorporation into diabetes treatment devices
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