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
In day-to-day life, climate change can seem intangible. But long-term records of global temperatures and atmospheric composition and their correlations show that climate change is real.
Rhino horn is still prized as a status symbol and for its perceived medicinal properties. Can the science of synthetics fortify the battle against poaching?
Good communication of emergency risk is about more than robust procedures; an understanding of communication practice is also needed.
It is cold outside and suddenly you feel the urge to urinate. Why? Well, you expend a lot of metabolic energy in keeping a bladder full of waste...
Today we are constantly assailed with statements about our being in a state of transition away from fossil fuels and that soon the transport...
ABC Rural News posted an article in December 2020 that addressed the uptake of wine in 250 mL aluminium cans (https://ab.co/33fbab8). The uptake...
When I use a product containing a named chemical, I like to check the molecular structure, and this sometimes leads me on a search for other...
Trained dogs are incredible chemical sensors, far better at detecting explosives, narcotics and other substances than even the most advanced...
Scientists from UNSW Sydney have developed a ceramic-based ink that may allow surgeons in the future to 3D-print bone parts complete with living...
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