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Chemistry & War: How Chemistry Underpinned the Great War

Chemistry international, 2016-01, Vol.38 (1), p.8-12

Freemantle, Michael

2016

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Serum HE4 as a prognostic marker in endometrial cancer — A population based study

Gynecologic oncology, 2014-01, Vol.132 (1), p.159-165

2014

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Ionic liquids show promise for clean separation technology

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 1998-08, Vol.76 (34), p.12

FREEMANTLE, MICHAEL

1998

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Filled carbon nanotubes could lead to improved catalysts and biosensors

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 1996-07, Vol.74 (29), p.62-64

FREEMANTLE, MICHAEL

1996

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Editorial

Impact of science on society, 1990-01, Vol.40 (1), p.3

Freemantle, Michael

1990

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CFCs and their alternatives

Impact of science on society, 1990-01, Vol.40 (1), p.59-70

Freemantle, Michael

1990

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Superconductors

Impact of science on society, 1989-01, Vol.39 (2), p.133

Freemantle, Michael

1989

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DESIGNER SOLVENTS: Ionic liquids may boost clean technology development

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 1998-03, Vol.76 (13), p.32-37

FREEMANTLE, MICHAEL

1998

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SPIN-OFFS FROM UNIVERSITY SCIENCE: GUIDANCE FOR ACADEMICS on how to create high-tech companies

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2009-04, Vol.87 (14), p.36-37

FREEMANTLE, MICHAEL

2009

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NANONEEDLES PIERCE CELLS: CELLULAR UPTAKE: Functionalized carbon nanotubes are taken up by cell via a possible universal mechanism

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2007-02, Vol.85 (6), p.10

FREEMANTLE, MICHAEL

2007

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HONORS Fraser Stoddart will be knighted

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2007-01, Vol.85 (2), p.9

FREEMANTLE, MICHAEL

2007

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NEW FRONTIERS FOR IONIC LIQUIDS: Ionic liquids are flowing into INTRIGUING AREAS ranging from mineralogy to lubrication to rocket propulsion

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2007-01, Vol.85 (1), p.23-26

FREEMANTLE, MICHAEL

2007

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LIVING ORGANISMS JOIN THE JET SET: London biophysicist is developing jet-based technologies to ENCAPSULATE living cells

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2006-12, Vol.84 (49), p.78-80

FREEMANTLE, MICHAEL

2006

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CHEMISTRY TOUR DE FORCE IN HUNGARY: Budapest congress provides EUROPEAN FORUM for the key challenges at the frontiers of chemistry today

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2006-10, Vol.84 (42), p.40-43,51

FREEMANTLE, MICHAEL

2006

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CHEMISTRY INNOVATION NETWORK IS SET UP IN U.K: Knowledge-transfer organization aims to benefit British chemistry-using industries

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2006-08, Vol.84 (35), p.37-40

FREEMANTLE, MICHAEL

2006

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AVIAN INFLUENZA: A HOLE IN ONE: Cavity in N1 enzyme of H5N1 flu virus could be exploited for new flu drugs

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2006-08, Vol.84 (34), p.12

FREEMANTLE, MICHAEL

2006

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ACHEMA TAKES A LOOK AT NANOMATERIALS: Symposium, exhibition spotlight developments in nanoparticle production technology

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2006-07, Vol.84 (28), p.28-31

FREEMANTLE, MICHAEL

2006

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ACHEMA 2006 HIGHLIGHTS ANALYSIS, AUTOMATION: Frankfurt trade fair features wide range of instrumentation for process industries

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2006-07, Vol.84 (27), p.35-36

FREEMANTLE, MICHAEL

2006

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NEWSCRIPTS

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2006-06, Vol.84 (25), p.120

FREEMANTLE, MICHAEL

2006

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SUNLIGHT CONTROLS POLYMER GROWTH: Novel technique relies on photoexcitation of metal-containing monomers

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2006-05, Vol.84 (22), p.9

FREEMANTLE, MICHAEL

2006

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ARCHIVES FOR AFRICA: Royal Society of Chemistry offers free online access to its scientific journal archive

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2006-05, Vol.84 (20), p.44-45

FREEMANTLE, MICHAEL

2006

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NEW TOOL FOR DRUG DELIVERY KINETICS: Uptake and release of drug-carrier's cargo in cell is quantified in real time

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2006-05, Vol.84 (19), p.10

FREEMANTLE, MICHAEL

2006

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SUSSEX CHEMISTRY CAMPAIGN RAMPS UP: Chemists at British university aim to raise funds to support their department

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2006-05, Vol.84 (18), p.6

FREEMANTLE, MICHAEL

2006

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EXPLOITING POLYMER NANOSTRUCTURES: Nanoscale control of polymer systems has been shown to influence macroscopic properties

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2006-04, Vol.84 (17), p.39-42

FREEMANTLE, MICHAEL

2006

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MOLECULE SIGNALS ION TRIO'S PRESENCE: Lab on a molecule could be used to screen for various medical conditions

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2006-04, Vol.84 (15), p.15

FREEMANTLE, MICHAEL

2006

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Chemistry & War: How Chemistry Underpinned the Great War

Serum HE4 as a prognostic marker in endometrial cancer — A population based study

Ionic liquids show promise for clean separation technology

Filled carbon nanotubes could lead to improved catalysts and biosensors

Editorial

CFCs and their alternatives

Superconductors

DESIGNER SOLVENTS: Ionic liquids may boost clean technology development

SPIN-OFFS FROM UNIVERSITY SCIENCE: GUIDANCE FOR ACADEMICS on how to create high-tech companies

NANONEEDLES PIERCE CELLS: CELLULAR UPTAKE: Functionalized carbon nanotubes are taken up by cell via a possible universal mechanism

HONORS Fraser Stoddart will be knighted

NEW FRONTIERS FOR IONIC LIQUIDS: Ionic liquids are flowing into INTRIGUING AREAS ranging from mineralogy to lubrication to rocket propulsion

LIVING ORGANISMS JOIN THE JET SET: London biophysicist is developing jet-based technologies to ENCAPSULATE living cells

CHEMISTRY TOUR DE FORCE IN HUNGARY: Budapest congress provides EUROPEAN FORUM for the key challenges at the frontiers of chemistry today

CHEMISTRY INNOVATION NETWORK IS SET UP IN U.K: Knowledge-transfer organization aims to benefit British chemistry-using industries

AVIAN INFLUENZA: A HOLE IN ONE: Cavity in N1 enzyme of H5N1 flu virus could be exploited for new flu drugs

ACHEMA TAKES A LOOK AT NANOMATERIALS: Symposium, exhibition spotlight developments in nanoparticle production technology

ACHEMA 2006 HIGHLIGHTS ANALYSIS, AUTOMATION: Frankfurt trade fair features wide range of instrumentation for process industries

NEWSCRIPTS

SUNLIGHT CONTROLS POLYMER GROWTH: Novel technique relies on photoexcitation of metal-containing monomers

ARCHIVES FOR AFRICA: Royal Society of Chemistry offers free online access to its scientific journal archive

NEW TOOL FOR DRUG DELIVERY KINETICS: Uptake and release of drug-carrier's cargo in cell is quantified in real time

SUSSEX CHEMISTRY CAMPAIGN RAMPS UP: Chemists at British university aim to raise funds to support their department

EXPLOITING POLYMER NANOSTRUCTURES: Nanoscale control of polymer systems has been shown to influence macroscopic properties

MOLECULE SIGNALS ION TRIO'S PRESENCE: Lab on a molecule could be used to screen for various medical conditions

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