The Royal Australian Chemical Institute's magazine for and about the chemical science professions
The Royal Australian Chemical Institute's magazine for and about the chemical science professions
Bog bodies such as Tollund Man provide a fascinating insight into biochemical action below the ground.
One afternoon in the south of England circa 1919, the biologist Ronald Fisher poured a cup of tea and handed it to his colleague Miss Muriel...
By developing a synthetic version of the plant hormone auxin and an engineered receptor to recognise it, Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI)...
The Australian sheep industry is crippled by drug-resistant parasitic worms, but the unique chemistries in spider venoms are showing promise as a new class of drenching agent.
Mike Zammit uses a surface coatings example to illustrate the process of developing an invention, from concept to commercialisation.
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