Chemistry News Archives

• Brookhaven Scientists Explore Brain's Reaction to Potent Hallucinogen 4/28/2008
• Efficient Catalysts for Making Oxygen for 'Artificial Photosynthesis' 3/10/2008
• Experiments Reveal Unexpected Activity of Fuel Cell Catalysts 12/13/2007
• Study Offers Insight into Plant Cell-Wall Construction 12/7/2007
• Using Life's Building Blocks to Control Nanoparticle Assembly 8/22/2007
• Working Toward New Energy With Electrochemistry 8/20/2007
• Brookhaven Lab's José Rodriguez to Receive Technical Achievement Award 8/15/2007
• Brookhaven Lab Chemist to Discuss 'Imaging Drug Addiction' at Harborfields Public Library, June 28 5/25/2007
• Energy Dept. Awards $11.2 Million for Hydrogen Research 5/15/2007
• Brookhaven Lab Chemist Radoslav Adzic Receives Electrochemical Society Award 5/4/2007
• Gold, Copper Nanoparticles Take Center Stage in the Search for Hydrogen Production Catalysts 3/28/2007
• Giving Platinum Catalysts a Golden Boost for Fuel Cells 3/27/2007
• New Developments in "Artificial Photosynthesis" 3/27/2007
• Scientists Image Plant "Attack" Signaling System 3/16/2007
• Brookhaven Lab Scientists Discover Gold Clusters Stabilize Platinum Electrocatalysts For Use in Fuel Cells 1/11/2007
• Lasers Shine Light on Chemical Reactions 11/22/2006
• Sudbury Neutrino Observatory Wins First Polanyi Award 11/15/2006
• Modeling the Movement of Electrons at the Molecular Scale 9/11/2006
• Understanding the Chemistry of Ionic Liquids for Nuclear Fuel Reprocessing 9/11/2006
• Brookhaven's Jim Reilly Honored For Lifetime of Work in Metal Hydride Chemistry 7/19/2006
• Nobel Laureate Raymond Davis Dies 6/1/2006
• Brookhaven Lab's James Wishart Keynote Speaker at NY Section of the American Chemical Society's Undergraduate Research Symposium, April 29 4/20/2006
• Cerium Oxide Nanotubes Get Noticed 3/28/2006
• Modeling the Chemical Reactions of Nanoparticles 3/27/2006
• At the NSLS, Scientists Working Toward Better Batteries 3/9/2006
• Common Food Preservative Might Provide Treatment for Cystic Fibrosis 1/26/2006
• Brookhaven Lab Chemists Probe Combustion Process 1/4/2006
• Radoslav Adzic Elected a Fellow of The Electrochemical Society 10/25/2005
• Brookhaven Researcher Awarded Distinguished Scientist Fellowship 10/24/2005
• New Direction for Hydrogen Atom Transfers 10/19/2005
• Smoking Damages Key Regulatory Enzyme in the Lung 9/6/2005
• The Role of Titanium in Hydrogen Storage 9/1/2005
• Poplar Trees Redirect Resources in Response to Simulated Attack 3/28/2005
• Brookhaven Lab's Joanna S. Fowler Named Distinguished Basic Scientist of the Year by the Academy of Molecular Imaging 3/22/2005
• Ceria Nanoparticles Catalyze Reactions for Cleaner-Fuel Future 3/15/2005
• Moving Electrons at the Molecular and Nanometer Scales 3/14/2005
• Following Nature's Lead, Scientists Seek Better Catalysts 1/24/2005
• Catalyst Pharmaceutical Partners Says FDA Has Accepted IND Application for CPP-109 to Treat Cocaine Addiction 1/3/2005
• Proposed Addiction Treatment Successful, Safe in Second Small Trial 11/15/2004
• A Nanowire with a Surprise 10/18/2004
• New Study Shows Hope for Treating Inhalant Abuse 9/30/2004
• Taking Charge of Molecular Wires 8/22/2004
• A Better Catalyst for Ammonia Production 8/18/2004
• Results From First Clinical Trial Using GVG to Treat Addiction 9/22/2003
• Designing a Better Catalyst for "Artificial Photosynthesis" 9/9/2003
• Imaging Study Reveals Effect of Smoking on Peripheral Organs 9/8/2003

Last Modified: March 4, 2008

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