Interviews about Chemistry

Circadian rhythms are clearly important for staying fit, both in terms of good health and of survival of the fittest....

What was the atmosphere like on the Earth nearly 3 billion years ago? Well that's a pretty tough question to...

How drug-resistant bacteria could be combatted using chemical compounds, pesticides causing declines in bumblebee...

Sensors are essential for our understanding of the environment around us. Now, a new project led by the University of...

We explore how chemists at the University of Bristol are finding new molecules to monitor and treat diabetes...

How mapping a mushroom trip could provide treatments for depression, the gene behind a winning racehorse, the world...

Smoking cessation, stars and planets, fungi fight lead pollution, and plants making a meal out of worms...

Designer molecules, pitting corrosion and solar cells...

Large molecules, with interesting properties...

Structural chemistry and its applications in our daily lives...

Some museum samples could be harbouring volatile compounds of mercury...

A new target for Malaria vaccines, How seeing and paying attention to things uses separate parts of the brain and the...

This week's NewsFlash explores how smoking could pave the way for cocaine use, how our skin sees sunlight in order...

Could we soon be driving to work powered by algae? Emma Stoye discusses, with three Cambridge scientists, the potential...

In the UK, we throw away over 7 million tonnes of food every year, the majority of which goes to landfill. But thanks...

Hydrogen is a clean fuel, that can be produced in a number of clean ways. But how do we actually make use of it? Ben...

A roundup of the week's science news including neutrinos moving faster than light, anti-virals from sharks,...

Professor Martin Adams talks through how cheddar and stilton cheeses are made.

Underground injection of carbon dioxide for carbon sequestration...

Seeking clarity about the structure of metal alloys...

On-location at the Imaging and Coherance Beamline...

Freezing is a great way to slow down chemical reactions and this is why we use a freezer to stop food going off and why...

A round up the week's science news including the planting of vaccines, lie detection, elements at risk and...