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Menelek is a famous chemist and social activist in Russia. His greatest dedication is to study the Menelepian periodic table, which is an age-long dedication to the fiel…
Dr Richard E.Smalley of Rice University died in the United States, aged 62. He is a co-recipient of the 1996 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for discovering a new, spherical, a…
American chemists have released the world's first artificial antibodies, able to adhere to disease-causing cells and help direct the body's immune system to cope with th…
American chemists say the new technology allows for faster detection of flu, shortening the time from a few days to 60 minutes.
Recently, Japanese chemists have successfully synthesized the world's first artificial DNA molecule - almost all of the components that make up this DNA molecule are cre…
Computer analysis of current drugs may be key to combating new infectious agents and pathogens against antibiotics like deadly tuberculosis and tough staph viruses.
Chemists in Chile and Spain have developed a new technique that can stop or slow the progression of Alzheimer's disease - dementia. Especially, this technique does not d…
A new material invented by Swiss chemists can help create a challenging coat with liquids.
In 1789, the German chemist Claprot (M. Klaproth) discovered a new element and remembered the Uranus planet (Uranus) discovered by British astronomer Hechen (Herchel) in…
French chemists claim they have just created a rubber that can
Israeli chemists have successfully fabricated a key-sized lock of a single molecule. This lock only works when it is exposed to a string of ciphers consisting of chemica…
American chemists from the Air Force Research Laboratory and Purdue University reported their new military invention. It was a bulletproof vest based on spider silk.
Russian chemists have successfully developed new methods of processing non-ferrous metals such as copper, nickel and molybdenum with low production costs as well as impr…
Russian chemists and physicists have found a way to make explosives
Chemists at the University of Bath have synthesized bioplastics using a substance found in coniferous conifers.