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Chemical technology news from across RSC Publishing.
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Sugar-powered electronics
03 October 2008
Japanese scientists have made a biofuel cell that produces enough power to run an mp3 player or a remote controlled car
Like water off a duck's back
29 September 2008
Scientists have made a range of structures that mimic water-repellant surfaces found in nature
Fluorescent polymer detects peroxide
29 September 2008
US scientists report an easy route to an explosive-detecting polymer
Issue 10 of Chemical Technology now published
29 September 2008
Drawing together the best content from all RSC publications to highlight the latest applications and technological aspects of research.
How fresh is your fish?
24 September 2008
Rapid and accurate detection of the bacteria that make fish go off is now possible
Microcontainers hold cells captive
19 September 2008
Self-loading porous containers provide a realistic environment for studying cells
Surf's up for science
19 September 2008
Chemists trade white coats for wetsuits to test lab-on-a-surfboard
Toughening up thin films
18 September 2008
New thin film precursors could lead to faster and smaller electronic devices
Colloids light the way to printable electronics
15 September 2008
Cheap electronic devices can be printed using commercial printing presses thanks to light-emitting colloidal inks
