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Tale (=).qr400)c am Arsenic Aug, 14 Abbott Laboratories, C poisoning, Biotechnc collaboratic ab, 11 remove ysinthe Academ DECEMBER 2003 Cooking, May, 67 (R), Oct, 18 (F), 15 (N) Dec, 5 (N), Dec, 15 (F) May, 17 (N), Jun, 13 (N) Oct, 56 (R) Electrochemistry, Euro, Jan, 48 (Ra) European Young Investigators GM crops, Sep, 10 (N) Copper, strengthening, Feb, 17 (P) Electrolysis, discovery, Aug, 28 (F) awards, Nov, 8 (N) HE White Paper, Mar, 5 (N) Copus, Feb, 8 (N), Dec, 20 (F) Electronic ink, Mar, 22 (T) Explosive materials, May, 19 (P) landfill tax, Jan, 10 (N) Copyright, Aug, 38 (N) Electronic nose, Dec, 6 (N) Extraterrestrial rocks, Oct, 11 (N) renewable energy, Sep, 12 (N) Cosmetic science, Mar, 33 (F) Electronics, nanotubes, Oct, 11 (N), Eye disease, drug delivery, May, 18 (P) science budget, Jan, 14 (N) Cracking, materials, Apr, 53 (F) Oct, 16 (Fr) Eye lenses, artificial, Nov, 12 (P) Great Lakes Chemical Corporation, CCrriocdka, FCrhaenmciics,a lsA,p r Jul2,8 ( F38) ( T EElleecmternots pr1a11 y0 , idonairsmasttioand,t iuFmeb,, O3c3t , (F7) (N) F Grcoluonsedsw aUtKe r,p lanEtU, DNiorve,c ti5v e(,N ) Nov, 7 (N) expansion, Apr 7 Elementis share price, Mar, 8 (N) Faulkner, John, Apr, 72 (O) GW Pharmaceuticals, Bayer deal, Jul, Crosby, Neil, MVi d ( Eli Lilly, Singapore research centre, Fisher Scientific Internationai, 11 (N) CCrryyssttaall lFoagrraadpahyy , PaKrattnherlseheinp , L onNsodv,a le6, (N) EmiJasns,i o1n1 t(rNa) ding, Jan, 9 (N), May, FoMoad ybridge purchase, Mar, 7 (N) H Jan, 41 (F) 17 (N) acrylamide, Mar, 13 (N\ ) Hair dye, Oct, 32 (F) Endeavour Spec ity Chemicals, new additives, Apr, 6 (N) Hazel Pool Associates, Mar, 33 (F) premises, Nov, 6 chemica sig ogi Feb, 49 (R Heart attacks DanioLabs, Oxa Endocrine disrupting chemicals _ Jan, colloids, Feb,2 8 (T) nitric oxide, Jun, 12 (N) , Nov, 32 (F) Nov, 9 (N 30 (F May, 26 (T), Jul, 17 (L) cooking, May, 67 (R), Oct, 18 (F) ozone, Dec, 8 (N) Daresbury, 4GLS Energy efficiency, fume cupboards, Oct, 56 (R) polypill, Aug, 11 (N) Darmstadtiur Mar, 58 (PC) labelling, Aug, 10 (N) Henkel Enkephalins, pal n relief, Jun, 18 (P) molecular gastronomy, Oct, 18 (F) fine, Jun, 6 (N) Vata storag Entremed, O xford Biomedica packaging, Oct, 22 (F) results, Mar, 6 (N), May, 8 (N), Jun, DeCode ¢ agree ment, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, 6 (N) Feb,1 Envir onment t Feb, 12 (N) Herbal remedies c poisoning pronyl-lysine in bread, Jan, 18 (P) cold, Nov, 26 (F) science, Jul, 62 (PC) safety concerns, Jun, 12 (N) e Care, Feb Forensic — Service, privatisation, Hickson & Welch, Arch Chemicals Shionoai Sep, 11 (N sells, Oct, 6 (N) Diabetes srupters, Jan, 30( F Formula 1, ft” chemistry, Mar, 26 (F) Higgins, Julia, Jun, 14 (N) Mexican pliant May, 26 (T), Jul17, ( L) Formulation, surfactants, Jul, 38 (7), Higher education type2, Jun, 16 El Directives, Jul, 7 (N) Nov, 7 (N) Dec, 34 (R) HEFCE funding consultation, Oct, Diagnostic ;, Apr, 3 Tluorinater 1 gas, CO ct. 10 (N) Freer adicals, Feb, 25 (F), Nov, 9 (N) 6 (N) Dec, Oct, 10 (N) Fu ertC=c y + Jan, 6 tN), Jan, 17 (P), Jan, White Paper, Mar, 5 (N) Diamonc 38 (F) 24 (F), Jan, 27 (F), Mar, 18 (L), May, Holographic data storage, Sep, 33 (F) ie (L) , Aug, 9 (Ny Aug, 16 (P), Sep, Horticulture, Jan, 45 (R), Apr, 33 (F) agement | (Fr) Human Genome Sciences, European Dia toms Ju em ironme nt Age Nnc\ Fuel subsidiary, Mar, 10 (N) Diosynth Apr, ( Formula 1, Mar, 26 (F) Huntingdon Life Sciences, Feb, 9 (N), explosion fine naustry, sep, 12 (N) sulphur removal, Nov, 7 (N) Jun, 5 (N) synthetic peptide trategy Bee, 9 (N) fultieies in meteorites, Aug, 12 (N) Huntsman, surfactants, Jul, 38 (T) Dioxins lay, 17 (N Fume cupboards, Mar, 58 (PC) Hydrogels reduced level Fusion research, US, Apr, 10 (N) artificial eye lenses, Nov, 12 (P) Wnea ste e dnicaignnecr at G Hyddrurgo g¢de enl ivfueerl,y ,J Jaunn,, 1177 ((PP)), Apr, 8 (N), Gas chromatography, Jul, 54 (Ra) Jul, 13 (N), Aug, 9 (N), Aug, 15 (P), Gas sensor, Jan, 38 (F) Sep, 19 (Fr) —, Gender-affecting a Hydrogen polyoxides, Feb, 20 (Fr) 50th annive nonylphenol, Sep, 7 (N) Hydrogen storage, fuel cells, Jan, 6 2 (F) Gene sensors, Sep, 20( F (N), Jan, 24 (F) computing JUlla FIQQIN Gene therapy, Feb, 36 6 Hydrogen sulphide removal, Jul, 15 (P) sequence s« public awa ‘tae 20 (1 Genencor, Rhodia sale, Feb, 12 (N) i telomeras Erbi, East Anc 1, 11 (N) General Chemical, results, Jan, 6 (N) Yow Chem Ethan , 15 (P) General Electric Amersham ICI Feb, 7 (N Ethypharn 1, Conba Pharmaceutical purchase, Nov, 5 (N) Brendan O'Neill resignation, May, Drug delivery, Jt alliance, Jan Generic drugs, Nov, 29 (F) 5 (N) contact ler G 5, Oct, 56 (R) job losses, Jun, 5 (N), Sep, 5 (N) molecular ‘co ur polutic yN proposal pseucd ois nes, Jul, 15 (P) nanotechnology, Apr, 24 (F) nanocapsules anim ai testing ban Genetic code, no natural amino results, Mar, 7 (N) pollen grains chen ical PC polic + acias Apr, i|, 24 (F) Imaging techniques, high resolution, Drug design Genome Jun, 9 (N) malaria, § Immune system, whole glucan Drugs Stre, ge ryces coe r, Apr, 13 (N) particles, May, 14 (N) misuse, Jul Immunoassay, polymer microchips, patent Iciparum, Aug, 31 (F) DSM, result CAT liintks v, 1 mpact Faraday Partnership, Feb, 28 (T) DTI ! time, stabie isot pes, Nov, Imperial College, venture capital academic fellowship fu fund, Jul, 9 (N) ener gy guic Jeline: Aug, 26 F), Oct, 14 (L) India, science policy, Mar, 12 (N) Foresight project RS a ward, May, 5 (N) Ineos Chlor, extra funding, Sep, 5 (N) HE proposals, J ‘eal Nobel prize, Nov, inflammatory bowel disease, research Huntingdon Lif collaboration, Nov, 9 (N) insurance Ink chemistry, Mar, 22 (T) innova ion rr eview Glaxo SmithKK lir InnoCentive, expansion, Jan, 7 (N) ISIS funding biopharmace utC als Innoval Technology, launch, Jul, 7 (N) nanotecnnology results, Apr 14 (N) Innovation, Jan, 14 (N), Sep, 55 (R) 12 (N) 5 Montrose facility, Feb, 10 (N InPhase, holographic data storage, nuclear waste legislat staff changes, Jan, 9 (N) Sep, 33 (F) R&D scoreboard, Dec c, Japanese approval, Sep, 9 (N Intellectual property, Jul, 10 (N), Nov, solar power funding pn| ospn) ate < yl trinitrate Jn art treatment, 29 (F) DuPont pigment rec ntermolecular forces, Apr, 67 (R), f uel | cellscal,l Javn7] tior May, 25 (Fr) results, Mar, 6 (I P\ C raids International review panel, che mistry, Sarnoff agreement, J res. >arcn Feb, 23 (F), Jul, 30 (F) Solae food company ttaatttc too aye lon cn annels wheat genome, Feb Waste Inc Nobel prize, Nov, 18 (F) DuPont Crop Protect ence potassium, Jul, 14 (P) collaboration, Ma water analysis voltage-gated, Jul, 20 (Fr) Dyes women in sc Governme nt on exchange, zeolites, Apr, 16 (P) hair, Oct, 32 (F) EU chemical policy pB etter Regulation Task Force, M lonic liquids, Mar, 11 (N), Mar, 16 (P) photochromic, Jur Cef ic, Aug 6 (N) Isotopes DyStar, Chinese Reach, Feb, 6 (N), Jun, 5 (N), bioterrorism, May, 8 (N) animal migration, Sep , 30 (F) c Euro,(C o)e,l ecJtulr,o c2h2e mi(Fs),t ryA,u g,J an5, (4C8o) (Ra) CCloimmmatoen sC’h anScgiee ncLee vya, ndJ an,T ec1h0n o(lN)o gy gteroalnosgmiuctaalt ioang,e inOgc,t, N1o3v , (P)2, 2D (eT) c1,2 ( L) Eastman, job losses, Apr, 8 (N) Europear 1 Science Foundation, Jul, Committee, Jan, 7 (N), Jun, 13 Echinacea, cold remedies, Nov, 26 (F) 10 (N) (N), Aug, 26 (F) J Electrical waste, EU legislation, Feb, European Space Agency, Sep, 5 (N), Energy White Paper, Apr, 12 (N), James Robinson 46 DECEMBER 2003 CHEMIS TRY IN BRITAIN DTI grant, Apr, 7 (N) Manchester University, Umist merger, Monoclonal antibodies, Apr, 11 (N), oscillatory flow baffled reactor, Oct, May, 8 (N) Nov, 40 (F) 7 (N), Nov, 3 (Co) Mansfield, Sir Peter, Nobel prize, Nov, Monsanto, CEO resigns, Feb, 13 (N) Jophhnostono chMraotmtihcesy,, fJuu el ce2l6ls ,( F) Jan, 2 Mar1s8, (FJ)u n, 7 (N), Dec, 5 (N), Dec, 15 (F) MMRuIl,t ipNloev , scl1e8r o(sFi)s,, Nodvr,u gs5,0 J(aRn, ) 11 (N) Co Comment F Feature K Mass spectrometry, Nov, 16 (Fr) Myristicin, liver-protecting properties, Fr Frontier L Letter gas sensor, Jan, 38 (F) Mar, 13 (N N News O Obituary Kemira isotopic analysis, Sep, 30 (F) Collodin paper, Aug nanospray chips, Aug, 31 (F) N P Perspective R_ Review Rhodia additive bt proteins, Feb, 33 (F) Nanoclusters, computing, Jun, 23 (Fr) Ra_ Radical T Toolkit Key Organics Masterbatch, plastic, Jul, 42 (F) Nanoco, Apr, 24 (F) - PC Professional chemist expansion Jan ials, Feb, 48 (R) Nanoethics, Apr, 9 (N), May, 3 (Co) Tennants a apatite toothpaste, Jan, 19 (P) Jun, 20 (L) Kiadis, wound LN biomimetic, Jul, 33 (F), Dec, 10 (P) Nanoparticles NuCcIear VW veapons stockpile, Oct King’s College London combinatorial laser, May, 45 (F) bacteria capture, Sep, 15 (P) chemistry closure, \ copper, Feb, 17 (P) Nov, 12 (P) 3 (Co), Jun, 20 (L cracking analysis, , MAM ay, 1132 (N(N ) DNA landmark, J Krebs cycielea, Institute for Soldier Nanotecnnologies, Jul, 1 eoporosis, marker gene, Fet Leeds BSc cour Id, | m, May, 32 (F laboration, h ViNdayy,, 1160 (KN (IN) techhnnool ogOvgy y M r Mar. 16 (P) estock tax, Aug, 9 (N) 1, Aug, 28 (F), Nov, Nov, 32 (F) food, Oct, 22 ([ May, 19 (P), Jul, yathic sease sep, 9 (N) eatts. ment Feb, ho9 pe(N,) . ANuogv,, 1239 (( NF Norsk Hydro petrochemical divestment, Apr, 6 (N) nanopartici et; 13 Novartis, Glivec approval in Japan, olive oil waste, Molecular switches Sep, 9 (N) DFE T, diagnosis, Apr, 31 (F) PNT dale) late (=>4 A Davies, John, Jan, 44 (RF) Houlton, Sarah, Mar, 35 (F) 33 (F) Abrahams, Phil, Aug, 3 (Co) de Roode, Jaap, Sep, 26 (F) Houtman, Nick, Jan, 34 (F) N Aldridge, Susan, Apr, 28 (F) E Howdle, Steve, Dec, 30 (F) Newton, Tony, Mar, 38 (F) Anscombe, Nadya, Sep, 33 (F) Evans, Jon, Jun, 23 (Fr), Sep, 19 (Fr), J Pp B Dec, 15 (F) Jakobsen, Bent, Nov, 40 (F) Pufulete, Maria, Jun, 42 (F) Ball, Philip, Aug, 23 (F) Fr K R Barry, Mike, Mar, 3 (Co) Fishlock, David, May, 66 (RF), Aug, Kaiser, Debra, May, 45 (F) Reymond, Frédéric, Aug, 31 (F) Bastock, Tony, Jul, 3 (Co) 41 (Ra), Oct, 25 (F) Kelly, Paul, Apr, 68 (Ra), Jun, 64 (Ra), Rossier, Joél, Aug, 31 (F) Birkett, David, Oct, 22 (F) G Nov, 52 (Ra) Ruecroft, Graham, May, 78 (PC) Bond, Andrew, Jan, 44 (RF) Garvey, Mike, Feb, 28 (T) Kelly, Stephen, Jan, 34 (F) Russell, Colin, Jun, 39 (F), Aug, 28 Borrell, Peter, May, 28 (F) Giachardi, David, Jun, 3 (Co) Kenward, Michael, Apr, 24 (F) (F), Oct, 58 (Ra), Nov, 36 (F) Boulter, Jonathan, Nov, 40 (F) Gill, Louise, Oct, 55 (RF) Kilcast, David, Jul, 62 (PC) s Bradley, David, Jan, 21 (Fr), Feb, 50 Gregory, Peter, Dec, 33 (RF) Kimber, Martin, May, 25 (T) Schenck, Peter, May, 45 (F) (Ra), Sep, 18 (Fr) Gross, Michael, Jan, 22, (Fr), Feb, 20, Kunjappu, Joy, Mar, 22 (T) Shakesheff, Kevin, Dec, 30 (F) Brown, Keith, Oct, 32 (F) (Fr), Mar, 20 (Fr), Apr, 21 (Fr), May, L Singer, Peter, May, 3 (Co) Burke, Maria, Jan, 30 (F), Feb, 36 (F), 25 (Fr), Jun, 22 (Fr), Jul, 20 (Fr), Jul, Lathbury, David, Sep, 3 (Co) Stevenson, Richard, Apr, 22 (Fr), Apr, 50 (F), Oct, 18 (F), Dec, 27 (F) 33 (F), Aug, 18 (Fr), Sep, 20 (Fr), Lees, Nigel, Apr, 3, (Co) Nov, 18 (F), Dec, 20 (F) Butler, Anthony, Nov, 32 (F) Oct, 16 (Fr), Oct, 28 (F), Nov, 16 M Cc (Fr), Dec, 14 (Fr), Dec, 37 (Ra) Malpass, Brian, Mar, 50 (Ra), May, Sutton, Michael, May, 32 (F), Jul, Campbell, Simon, Jan, 3 (Co) H 70 (Ra), Sep, 57 (Ra) 27 (F) Campbell, Tony, Jun, 30 (F) Hadlington, Simon, Jan, 23 (Fr), Mann, Stephen, Feb, 3 (Co) T Childs, Peter, Jan, 41 (F) May, 24 (Fr), Jul, 21 (Fr) Martin, Benjamin, Mar, 58 (PC) Trebin, Hans-Rainer, Apr, 53 (F) Corfield, Richard, Mar, 30 (F), Sep, Hargreaves, Tony, Jul, 38 (T), Jul, McEnaney, Brian, Jan, 24 (F) Vv 30 (F), Nov, 22 (T) 54 (Ra) McMath, lan, Jul, 42 (F) Veness, David, Oct, 3 (Co) Cox, Jonathan, Sep, 21 (T) Harrison, Ivor, Nov, 29 (F) Melton, Lisa, Mar, 41 (F), Dec, 24 (F) Ww Crampton, Alan, Oct, 22 (F) Harvey, Jeremy, Jun, 24 (Fr) Milgrom, Lionel, Jul, 36 (F) Weissman, Kira Jul, 24 (F), Aug, D Hefford, Bob, Oct, 32 (F) Mnyusiwalla, Anisa, May, 3 (Co) 19 (F) Daar, Abdallah, May, 3 (Co) Higgins, Stan, Jun, 26 (F), Nov, 3 (Co) Morgan, Nina, Jan, 48 (Ra), Apr, Wright, James, Feb, 25 (F) DECEMBER 2003 Pfizer Quantum dots, Mar, 17 (P), Apr, 24 Sarnoff, DuPont agreement, Jan 8(N) : Universities, Feb, 3 (Co), Sep, 16 (L), cardioprotective drug, Feb, 10 (N) (F), Sep, 21 (T) Schering-Plough, CEO resignation, Oct, 14 (L) R&DD reorganisation, Jul, 7 (N) Quartz resonators, May, 42 (F) Jan, 9 (N) Bangor environmental forensics Pharmaceutical industry Queen's University, Belfast, science Schon, Jan Hendrick, Apr, 7 (N) course, Nov, 8 (N) careers, May, 78 (PC funding, Nov, 6 (N) Science writing, May, 66 (RF) business collaborations, Sep, 11 (N) patent protection, Nov, 29 (| - Scripps Research Institute, Oxford chemistry closures, May, 5 (N), Jun, Pharmaceutical R graduate programme, Nov, 8 (N) 3 (Co), Jun, 20 (L), Sep, 6 (N) chiral drugs, Nov, 9 (N Rainbow proteins, Jun, 30 (F) Scynexis Europe, new facility, Aug, hi students, Sep, 3 (N) loids, Feb, 28 ( Raman spectroscopy, nanosensor, 8 (N) King’s College London, May, 5 (N), sis, Jan, 11 May, 20 (P), Dec, 7 (N) Self-assembly, dendrons, May, 20 (P Jun, 3 (Co), Jun, 20 (L), Sep, 6 (N) Reach, EU chemical policy, Jun, 5 (N), Ser \sors Leeds nanotechnology course, Oct, ) , Aug, 5 (Co artificial skin, May, 18 (P) 11 (N) i : biological, Apr, 9 (N Leicester, inte grated Science otonic arré Aur 3 (F Beckmann rearrangement, Nov, nanoparticles, May, 20 (P), Nov, degree, Sep, 6 (N) Photosynthesis, At 6 36 (F 12 (P) Manchester mergers, May, 8 ( Phys hemistry, Jul, 52 (R Jun, 24 (F ozone, Mar, 16 Oxford, Scripps graduate prostate cancer, May, ) programme, Nov, 8 (N) yceuticals, Dec, 27 (f Neu yrivatised, May, 16 (N) Sensory science, Jul, 62 (PC science degrees, Nov, 51 (R) ytopharm ] (F) A ent Exercise, Jul, Serendipity, Mar, 50 (R Uranium, danger, Jun, 13 (N Piaments Serono, results, Me US Plasma etching, Aug, 31 of practice, Jul, (N) ET, awards, Jar N) chemical industry, Mar, 14 (N), May, Plasmodium falciparum, Se¢ 26 (F eSe¢ uncils, UK, Jun, \ Shell Chemicals 11 (N) f FDA, May, 15 (N) setrochemical complex, Jan, fusion research, Apr, 10 (N) esults, Jun, 6 (N) nanotech industry, Jun, 9 (N) Shionogi, DegussaJ V, Aug, 7 (N) National Science Foundation Shire Pharmaceuticals, Jan, 9 (N), grants, Oct, 11 (N) May, 15 (N) nuclear weapons, Oct, 25 (F) Poisons, pro stein toxi n< Sites of special scientific interest, Ma science budget, Mar, 12 (N) Po and, chemic d an, 7 Albemarle acquisition, Aug, 7 ( 3 Smallpox vaccine, Acambis, Apr, 11 (N) V Smart materials, food packaging Vaccine research, Jun, 17 (P) Oct, 22 (F Aids, Apr, 11 \( N) Smoking Jun. 17 (P). Se ) mM alaria, Sep 26 (F ue teA pr, Ne , VO ech merger, Aug, 13 (N) tion, Akubio, May, 42 (F) isions of sc ence, Mar, 5 (N), Oct, ocess, Fe b 2 tOOd packaging, Or nn emission reducti on, JU lL, 13 (N) mmunoassa porous syynt the esis< , WVaVal es nnovatior NNnNnnwn te management, Mar, 45 (R) ecycling, Jul, 13 (N) te water treatment, May, 26 (T tment, Aug Strontium, soto e dating, Nov, May, 25 (Fr Submarine conservation, Holland 17 lecc tricitty source, Dec, 9 (N) Apr, 5 Rory hypothesis, Jul, 14 (P) U phur-deficiency, soil, Feb, 14 (N Water treatment, May, 17 (N), May, Sul zer C nemtech, static process, Apr, 56 (F AY tomo Che mic a Lu att ion heavy metals ( Watson, James, Apr, 28 (F), Apr, 67 (R) Weapons of mass destruction, Nov, Prostate cancer V tes, Apr, 68 (Ra) Proteasome inhib er Procter & Gamble deal, May, N), Aug, 6 (N) ancient, Nov Wellcome, Sir Henry, Jul, 27 (F) analysis, Sep, Whatman Didlogical Clock st heat st Ock N knots, Feb : eae t, genome data, Feb, 13 (N) luminescent, Jun, 30 (F redals, Ji (N ; cepto all, William Apr, 69 (N) mass spectro mood ee nhanciirn g 1 Sep, processing des, George proteasome in 30 (F) rReacienptbco wor e No1m2 e(nN,) , Ul>S sensors Sep Woulfe bottle, Oct, 58 (Ra) synthesis WA ound healing, Mar, 10 ( 1e Proteom Xenon, in operations, Apr, 15 (P) Public awa 1: O nce, t é iteagy, Jan, 3 (CO | r | Xenova May, 35 in, 3° Aug L tea, Feb, 51 (N 1( results, Jan, 6 (N), Jun, 6 ( anti-cocaine drug, Jun, 10 (N) oe 56 (R), Dec, 20 (fF Top of the Bench, Ma 1 (N) KS Biomedix merger, Oct, 8 (N) >ublishi ing JO\ ’ Voice stl ay, 72 icology, dose tl e | 11 trial halt, Jul, 9 (IM Dec, 33 (R Whewe Villiam, Ap 9(N axINS, P IN, FeD, 3 t, 28 ( virtual research Pulsed Triclosan, J X-ray data, small molecules, Jan, 44 Q Tropospheric zone, Ma ( (RF QinetiQ a-preeatisation, | 8 (th salford Univer f esearcl Y ineet iQ I A 10 (IN i buys Solutia business, Feb, 7 (N) Young, Barbara, 16 (N) t > water, May, 26 (T) 6 (N Umist M anchester University merger, Z , Atofina May, 8 (N) ‘ Zeolites, Nov, 13 (P) Uniqema, surfactants, Jul, 38 (T) Zinc, megado oses, Nov, 26 (F) 48 DECEMBER 2003 CHEMISTRY

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