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Saturday, July 30, 2011

Haystack Follow-up – Familiar Faces, Ladderanes

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 V. Mascitti (credit: Pfizer) Regular readers of The Haystack over at CENtral Science Blog network might have seen my post on Pfize...
Thursday, July 28, 2011

Rare Earths, Common Problem

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Rare earth elements have made quite a stir lately: just last month, both Discover and National Geographic have written full articles about t...
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Saturday, July 23, 2011

Chemistry Kits - Getting Your Hands Dirty

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Many science bloggers bemoan the disappearance of the chemistry set, a seemingly anachronistic toy for the Millenials , who might rather ...
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Monday, July 18, 2011

Illegal Drugs Spur Chemists to Create Cures

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White powders marketed on grocery shelves as “bath salts” are quickly becoming problematic for politicians and police, as reported in th...
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Saturday, July 16, 2011

Osteoporitic Mice in Space

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Clinical trials will have one last hurrah on the Final Frontier: According to a July 5 press release  from Amgen and UCB Pharma, the last ...
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Friday, July 15, 2011

Chew on This - Druglike Plant Phenols

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Two URI chemists inadvertently sparked a syrupy turf war earlier this year, when they announced the isolation of quebecol , a newly-ident...
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Wachet auf!

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Good morning, internet!  This is See Arr Oh, signing on for the first time under my own name.  Well, still a pseudonym, but it gives me the ...
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See Arr Oh
Finding my way through new challenges. I was a founding blogger at Scientific American's Food Matters and Blog Syn. I once wrote for C&EN's The Haystack. I've written for Nature Chemistry, Newscripts, Chemistry Blog, Chemjobber, and Totally Synthetic.
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