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5 Mar 2013: This issue of the Officers Number includes data received up to 30 November 2012.

5 Nov 2013: All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, without the prior permission in writing

31 Oct 2013: What’s the next challenge for catalysts inthe car industry?This is already being addressed. ... Being able to sharedata electronically in a seamless fashionlike this is the way forward.’.

31 Oct 2013: established andprecedented elsewhere, but have never beendone in South Africa on this scale before. ... Merck lecturer Andy. This year’s Merck lecturer was a familiarface –Andy Holmes.

7 Mar 2013: This issue of the Officers Number comprises a revised version of Part II and Part III and includes data received up to 21 February 2013.

31 Oct 2013: I’ve promised to givethem a different talk this time!’Meanwhile, Matt’s very excited that. ... This celebration isquite separate from the fund-raisingdevelopment campaign.The theme of the year is Transforming.

31 Oct 2013: These are usedin many applications and we would like toextend the database into this field. ... This issue’s cover star is Francis Pope, an atmospheric chemist in Tony Cox’s group.

31 Oct 2013: There must be challenges with issueslike materials, too.Definitely, and this is becoming increasinglyimportant. ... Studying chemistry in the rain. made. This tells you how well – or howpoorly! –

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31 Oct 2013: This fullerene complexation couldbe used as a way of generatingsupramolecular wires,’ he says. ... This. is controversial because many biologistsbelieve it’s not possible, but we think itis.

31 Oct 2013: We are now able to do this byusing chemical techniques and marrying themwith biology. ... This publication is supported byCambridge University Press. Cover. LettersReluctant reactions. Chem@Cam Summer 2007.

31 Oct 2013: This publication is supported byCambridge University Press. Cover. LettersReluctant reactions. Chem@Cam Spring 2007. ... and thus howthey will behave.‘If you can do all this on a computer,.

31 Oct 2013: Hemoved to Cambridge this summer. Status: He met his wife, Christiane Timmel, atOxford. ... This is al -. m ost certainlywhat goes onin a catalytic converter,’ says Stuart.

31 Oct 2013: This newsletter is published three timesa year by the University of CambridgeChemistry Department. ... This is a lovelyexample of spontaneous self-assemblyto form complex structures,’ he says.

31 Oct 2013: I called this material ‘atypicalchar’. My boss insisted it should be‘non-typical’. ... for an oil company, a physicist at Sussexuniversity produced this soluble car-bon.

31 Oct 2013: This led to a protein folding PhD withPhil Evans in the biochemistry department here. ... We’re just start-ing to see if this is possible.’. Photo: N.

31 Oct 2013: A very familiar face returned to give theAlex Hopkins lecture this year – CarolRobinson. ... This was a refluxapparatus for solvent purification anddrying, to be left refluxing overnight.

31 Oct 2013: Also, this is a great department, and in asense I wanted to pay something back. ... This particularTLR complex isquite big in itsactivated state,’he says. ‘Thereare two really.

31 Oct 2013: This brought me intodirect contact with having to developand deliver an undergraduate curricu-lum. ... We want touse this information to understand howthey damage neurons, and our tech-.

31 Oct 2013: This is a pic-ture you can – and should! – draw onyour fume cupboard. ... Otherwise, there are toomuch data to comprehend; this reducesit to the key interactions.