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How AI protein structure prediction and design won the Nobel prize
David Baker, Demis Hassabis and John Jumper won this year’s Nobel prize in chemistry. Jamie Durrani investigates the origins of a biochemistry revolution
Explainer: Why have protein design and structure prediction won the 2024 Nobel prize in chemistry?
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The 2024 Nobel prize in chemistry as it happens – live
Join us as we follow all the developments in the run-up to the awarding of chemistry’s biggest prize
Physics Nobel prize goes to artificial neural networks and machine learning
Research inspired by how brains learn now powers cutting-edge technology in smartphones and scientific research
microRNA discovery wins Nobel prize in medicine
Research on tiny RNA molecules unlocked mysteries of gene regulation and cell differentiation
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Graphene oxide sponge soaks up gold from electronic waste
Composite many times more effective at capturing gold than existing materials
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Nobel prize-winning scientists mobilise for Kamala Harris
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Large language models are great, but they don’t speak to me
AI has some made tremendous achievements, but some things mean more than words
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Does lysergic acid link the Salem witch trials and a Catholic saint?
A fungal factor may have been the common cause of witch hunts and St Anthony’s fire
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Chemist found to have falsified data in 42 papers has notched up 13 retractions so far
Investigating committee at Japanese institute found senior scientist Naohiro Kameta solely responsible for the misconduct
Easy to remove tag could make mRNA synthesis for vaccines quicker and cheaper
Chemical synthesis takes another step towards overtaking more complex enzymatic routes
Mineral-extracting microorganism could solve early Earth’s nitrogen-fixing mystery
Ancient microorganisms could have extracted vital nitrogen compounds using molybdenum mined from rocks
New spectroscopy method maps out water’s hydrogen-bonded network
Graphene oxide sponge soaks up gold from electronic waste
Foaming bioplastic breaks down in seawater four times faster than paper
Cinchona plant alkaloid catalyst subtracts hydrogen to invert alcohols’ chirality
Microbubbles activate C–H bonds, converting methane into ethane and formic acid
Meteorite 200 times larger than one that killed dinosaurs reset early life
Directing group facilitates catalytic breakdown of high-performance polymer
US government moves to block J&J talc bankruptcy resolution
Firm’s third attempt to shift claims to a subsidiary had gained significant support
Sanofi spins out its consumer healthcare business
US-based investment firm takes controlling stake in Opella, while France’s government moves to ensure the company remains in the country
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Carbon capture making slow progress in UK and Europe
Fatal hydrogen sulfide leak at US Pemex refinery under investigation
Adnoc to buy Covestro, continuing expansion into polymers
Drug companies reluctantly accept state price negotiations
Fire at US pool chemical plant releases huge chlorine plume
US approves schizophrenia drug with new mode of action
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The rise of AI raises questions about how we judge results
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Public inquiry into Novichok poisonings hopes to shed light on murky events
The investigation into the Amesbury poisonings let the public see the importance of forensic chemistry
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Beware ambiguous biosignatures
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(–)-Scabrolide B (and friends)
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A high-pressure insight into the structure of water
The hydrogen-bonded network in liquid water resists compression; density increases instead arise from molecules moving into voids
Copper-catalysed carbon-heteroatom bond-forming processes
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ChemisTwin: Cloud-based analysis of NMR and IR spectra
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Purposeful simulation: Maximising impact in surface chemistry modelling
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Nobel prize in chemistry 2024: Reaction
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Nobel prize winners far more likely to come from wealthy families highlighting inequality in the sciences
Winners today come, on average, from less wealthy families than when the prize began but there is still a long way to go
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Nobel prize-winning scientists mobilise for Kamala Harris
82 Nobel laureates warn of the threat Donald Trump poses to science, climate and living standards
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Yvonne Perrie: ‘Good research culture is about being able to learn and fail without judgment’
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Online archive of Humphry Davy’s notebooks opens to the public
Historic collection is the result of a five-year long citizen science project
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AstraZeneca synthetic chemistry prize winner celebrates ‘culmination of a high-quality academia-industry collaboration’
Ruth Webster from University of Cambridge wins 2024 AstraZeneca prize in synthetic chemistry for her work on iron catalysis
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Broadband benchtop NMR spectroscopy: it’s more than just proton and carbon
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Purposeful simulation: Maximising impact in surface chemistry modelling
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ChemisTwin: Cloud-based analysis of NMR and IR spectra
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Copper-catalysed carbon-heteroatom bond-forming processes
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Driving innovation in the UK’s emerging biotechnology sector
Biotech startups and spinouts must overcome numerous challenges to get from lab to market. A new UK innovation hub aims to give this emerging sector the space, resources and expertise it needs.
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Why we need public analysts
As the Association of Public Analysts winds up, Duncan Campbell reflects on the continued importance of the profession