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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: Of course, look-ing at it now, it seems obvious!’. Clearly, they needed to test it againsta number of different experiments tocheck it wasn’t just a one-off. ... This reaction capability will bereleased later this year, but there’s cur-rently a

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: Too often people think that justbecause they’ve made a molecule that kills a virusin a test tube, they’ve got a drug. ... Experiments in a test tube are allvery well, but what happens when mis-folding takes place in a real living sys-tem?

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

31 Oct 2013: Spring 2013. Athena SWAN: encouraging equality. Royal Institution Christmas Lectures. Water vapour in the stratosphere. Memories of Dan Brown & Herchel Smith. Can you tell us about your Cambridgeexperience?I came up to Cambridge and Robinson in

31 Oct 2013: Autumn 2012. Proteins with unnatural amino acids. Going green and air-cooled computers. Knotted molecules and fuel catalysts. The importance of chemical safety. How did you wind up working for theChemical Safety Board?I was born in California and

31 Oct 2013: We gave them a test at thebeginning, and they had no clue aboutanything.