The chemistry of ginger
A seasonal chemistry blog investigating the chemistry of ginger – the good, the bad, and the ugly!
A seasonal chemistry blog investigating the chemistry of ginger – the good, the bad, and the ugly!
Behind the flask: we talk with Dr Sarah Cleary of HydRegen where the team are developing novel and sustainable strategies for using the growing toolbox of NADH-dependent redox biocatalysts in chemical synthesis.
Inclusive online community, RealTimeChem is celebrating #RealTimeChem Week 2021 – everything kicks off on 7th November so now’s the time to find out more and get involved!
Does your hotplate stirrer have 3 independent fail-safe heating circuits? Here we talk about safety features of our most popular products.
In our first “Behind the flask” chemistry blog, Mike catches up with Dr Tlabo Leboho, a researcher at the University of Limpopo in South Africa, to find out more about the team there and their research into anti-tuberculosis agents.
You might have heard the adverts on the radio about the impending changes for our regular petrol this summer here in the UK. Find out all about this – and some classic vehicle maintenance – in our blog!
New paper where a telescoped Z-selective cross-metathesis/Dieckmann cyclisation sequence to access (Z)-Civetone, incorporating a serial array of continually stirred tank reactors (fReactor) is reported.
Scientific glassblowing is a bit of a mystic art. Until you’ve seen a graduated triple wall glass reaction vessel built it’s hard to appreciate just what can be achieved with such a tempestuous material.
In a desperate search for entertainment I have been drawn back in to the world of the notorious cult TV series, The Peaky Blinders, and the chemistry affecting the world at large in the post-WW1 period.
It’s officially “Water Saving Week” with WaterWise this week (17-22 May 2021) but every week is water saving week with Asynt!