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31 Oct 2013: We’re hopingthat it will soon be economic to recover it. Wealso have several active engineering projectsworking on CO2 sequestration. ... his memoirs are prefaced by a notablycivil letter from her. His book, stronglyrecommended, is ‘Doubts and Cer

31 Oct 2013: to those whoseexpectations of these changes werehighest) to be an increasing disparityemerging in educational achievementfor schoolchildren from different socialand economic backgrounds. ... Yet, as Ben’s careerso vividly demonstrates, these

31 Oct 2013: Imanaged to get one of these and Caius offeredme a place to study natural sciences.

31 Oct 2013: Mysense is that, after a bit of an economic dive ayear or two ago, things are beginning to pick upand there is more funding out there again.

31 Oct 2013: Spring 2010. Changing the rules of synthesis. Colloid science in the 1960s. Measuring gases from the sea. Chemistry in zero gravity. How did you become a scientist?It was an interesting journey! I grew up in Bostonand my parents were immigrants –

31 Oct 2013: Autumn 2006. The chemistry of metal clusters. Nanoparticles in novel catalysts. Investigating biosynthesis pathways. The importance of sustainability. The impending European chemicalslegislation, Reach (Registr a tion,Evaluation and Authoris ation

31 Oct 2013: Founded in 1988, it has morethan 2000 members from the physicalsciences, biological sciences, medicine,mathematics, humanities, social sci-ences, economics and law.

31 Oct 2013: Summer 2006. Statistical mechanics and colloids. The synthesis of unusual inorganics. Surface chemistry of catalysts. Memories of Lord Todd at Cambridge. A PhD in organic chemistry leading into a job in journalismis a great career path! How didit

31 Oct 2013: An EPSRC fellowship for David. Alan Fersht is to be the next Master ofGonville and Caius College.

31 Oct 2013: The NationalInstitute for Clinical Excellence in England, andthe Scottish Medicines Consortium in Wales,provide assessments that are often regarded bythe health economics community and the pub-lic as a precise and