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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-.