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Interviews
Chemical Biology talks to the experts.
Interview: Mapping out success
29 August 2008
OBC lecture award winner, Akimitsu Okamoto, talks to Vikki Allen about chemical probes and daydreaming over maps
Interview: Medicines from the deep
06 August 2008
Mark Butler talks to Elinor Richards about Singapore, sponges and scuba diving
Interview: Model membranes
02 July 2008
Patricia Bassereau tells Michael Brown about the importance of the membrane in cellular functions
Interview: Sugar rush
27 May 2008
Peter Seeberger talks to Joanne Thomson about rapid carbohydrate synthesis and the fight against malaria.
Interview: The protein detective
28 April 2008
Kathryn Lilley tells Michael Smith how curry and beer could be the downfall of biomarkers.
Interview: Managing chaos
15 April 2008
Hagan Bayley talks to Laura Howes about the constraints of defining science and what he's learnt from the business world.
Interview: The science of herbal remedies
11 March 2008
Peter Houghton tells Joanne Thomson that there is still much to be learnt from traditional medicine.
Interview: Putting peptides on the map
18 February 2008
Ruedi Aebersold talks to Kathleen Too about proteomics, the PeptideAtlas project and the Trans-Proteomic Pipeline.
Interview: Orvig's marvellous medicine
17 January 2008
Chris Orvig talks to May Copsey about his latest work in the treatment of diabetes and his love for teaching.
Interview: Top marks for proteomics
11 December 2007
Kathleen Too talks to Thomas Kodadek about Jacques Cousteau, biomarkers and diagnostic tools.
Interview: Plasma screening
12 November 2007
Norbert Jakubowski talks to Laura Howes about childhood experiments, element-omics and what he'd like to learn from Einstein.
Interview: A natural inspiration
16 October 2007
Kira Weissman tells Joanne Thomson how the genetic engineering of bacteria could lead to new drugs.
Interview: The art of chemistry
19 September 2007
Richard Kelly talks to Stefan Matile about painting, fake tongues and flamenco.
Interview: Busting tumours
22 August 2007
Jenna Wilson talks to Jan Reedijk about the cisplatin-induced kink in DNA, anticancer chemistry, and playing the organ.
Interview: Happiness on a chip
13 July 2007
Yoshinobu Baba tells Celia Clarke how nanotechnology could measure our health and happiness.
Interview: The dynamic cell
21 June 2007
Stephen Michnick talks to James Mitchell Crow about communication at the genomic level.
Interview: Light and life
18 May 2007
Are lawnmowers a thing of the past? Pill-Soon Song explains all to Celia Clarke.
Interview: The fundamentals of life
17 April 2007
From DNA to mountain climbing. Shankar Balasubramanian talks to Alison Stoddart about his research and other interests.
Interview: Crossing the scales
20 March 2007
Samuel Stupp tells Rebecca Gillan how science on the small scale can solve some of medicine's large scale problems.
Interview: A systematic future?
19 February 2007
Leroy Hood talks to Katherine Vickers about Google, prions and the human genome project.
Interview: Sugar solutions
10 January 2007
Ben Davis talks to James Mitchell Crow about 'nature's fuzzy logic.'
Interview: Making light of biology
08 December 2006
Wolfgang Lubitz puts metalloproteins on the map. Joanne Thomson asks how...
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