Sentences with phrase «many other chemists»

The researchers also hope their design will inspire other chemists working in non-equilibrium chemistry.

But Eastoe and other chemists are creating genuine supersoaps by finding ways to get surfactant molecules to lose their foamy properties [pdf] under particular conditions so that the foam can, in effect, be turned off and on at will.

At bottom, she knows, a blind chemist does the same things any other chemist would do: gather and analyze data and look for trends.

Other chemists are more interested in reproducing natural materials.

Although 118 is off the chart for now, other chemists hope it will return.

Traditionally, Fischer and other chemists conduct detailed analyses to determine the products of a chemical reaction, and even then, the actual three - dimensional arrangement of atoms in these products can be ambiguous.

Having a degree in chemistry assists with this networking process as I am able to relate to other chemists and their areas of specialty.

Immediately after seeing the data, Evelyne Roueff of Paris Observatory and other chemists on the team started hypothesizing about what kind of molecule might create the signal.

The general reaction that links the two pieces together into one big molecule has been used before by other chemists working to synthesize bryostatin 1 and related compounds.

Coplen says, «One of the people in IUPAC said to me that he was talking with many other chemists and they did not know that atomic weights actually varied.

Other chemists favor a more traditional approach that would carry out similar reactions, but near room temperature in electrochemical cells that need electricity and special catalysts.

Yes... which is apparently why I understand this stuff and you seem incapable of doing so (although most other chemists are intelligent enough to too).

Nicknamed «Black Magic» by detectives for her seeming ability to get lab results no other chemist could, Gilchrist was never prosecuted for her alleged misdeeds, though she reportedly was named a defendant in at least one lawsuit against the city by a convicted rapist who was later exonerated.

Not exact matches

That's why he's working with a Harvard - trained chemist to build a state - of - the - art extraction lab for making THC concentrate and developing edibles and other new products infused with THC oil.

Some scientists (and others in the scientific field, such as astrophysicists, astrobiologists, chemists, etc) have hypothesized or postulated or theorized that we are a product of evolution.

One university divinity school dean told me that he himself values the writing his faculty does for laypeople in the church, but tenure decisions are made by a universitywide committee, and chemists, economists and other scholars will dismiss more popular writing as «obviously not scholarship.»

The pregnancy test kit I bought at my local chemist came up on the till display as «chemist goods» to conceal my possible predicament from the other shoppers.

«We have top - notch people on our staff that includes highly qualified industrial pharmacists, microbiologists, engineers, chemists and others,» Gokarn notes.

Turriff and other TLC personnel are actively involved in the NACD - sponsored «You Be The Chemist» competition for students in fifth through eighth grades.

The Tenth Workshop on Food Allergen Methodologies aims at gathering scientists, chemists, analysts and other representatives from government agencies, university, industry and consumer associations, to discuss issues related to detection, identification, characterization, and control of allergen residues in foods.

Some studies used the Englyst definition of fibre, which distinguishes non-starch polysaccharides from starch, whereas other studies calculated fibre intake using the Association of Official Analytical Chemists method, which includes some starch as dietary fibre.

You can also find them online at sites like Steve Spangler Science.Think a butterfly net or bug catcher for your naturalist, test tubes for your chemist, or blocks and other construction toys for little engineers.

You can, as some chemists suggest, try to distinguish between «brain» and «mind», which probably speaks to a distinction between personal emotion and pharmacological causation better than any other system, but doing so turns judges into borderline philosophers.

Typically, chemists make molecules by mixing up many constituent atoms, some of which stick to each other to form the desired compounds.

At a meeting last month just outside Boston, chemists and biologists discussed the promise of DNA - encoded chemical libraries (DELs), which rely on the unique talents of DNA to track, select, and even synthesize compounds that bind to enzymes, receptors, and other biological targets.

As a respected underground chemist, Arnold is sometimes called upon by others in the industry to test products they have had made in Chinese factories.

Others agree that the cannabis industry offers possibilities for scientists at all levels of training — which is particularly appealing given the current economy, «where we don't see a lot of growth in jobs for chemists,» says Ezra Pryor, a chemist who works for processing equipment manufacturer Heidolph North America, selling to companies in the cannabis industry.

«The applications for this thing are kind of endless,» says chemist Christopher Cahill of George Washington University in Washington, D.C. Choosing the right linker molecule between subunits could lead to even roomier crystals or give them other useful chemical properties, he says.

But the previous studies shared a common problem, says Marc Baum, a chemist at the Oak Crest Institute of Science, a nonprofit research center in Baldwin Park, California: They tracked car exhaust drifting out of highway tunnels, and the researchers were concerned that ammonia could react with the walls of the tunnel or other gases and thus not show up on detectors.

Kaichang Li, a chemist at the Oregon State University, was inspired during a walk on the beach with a friend by the ability of mussels to bond tightly to rocks and to each other.

So, it began to be a framework where ecologist [s] and climate experts and chemists and other people concerned about these issues, all could say, «Hey, I see where I fit in this.»

There are analytical chemists, food engineers and scientists, soil scientists, computer programmers, microbiologists, post-harvest engineers, agricultural engineers, chemical engineers, and others, all working together in the field of biosystems engineering.

It will give you the chance to meet some chemists you may not have come across before and find out how other people present their science to a lay audience.

Across all other disciplines, cohorts, and career paths, the percentage of students with a negative view of any career ranged between 6 % (early - cohort physicists; careers in government) and 24 % (late - cohort chemists; careers in academic teaching).

ALL ABUZZ Flitting drones (illustrated above) might one day help bees and other insects pollinate flowers and crops, according to chemist Eijiro Miyako.

So, what do particle physicist Helen Quinn, mathematician Mary Ellen Rudin, and chemist Ada Yonath — the first woman to win the Nobel Prize in that field in 45 years — have in common with each other and countless other women?

Early - career scientists can find role models among the many prolific academics who have become successful entrepreneurs, including biochemist Herbert Boyer, who co-founded Genentech, and chemist George Whitesides, who co-founded Genzyme and many other companies from his academic bases at MIT and Harvard University.

A few other (white, Afrikaner) chemists, some with ordinary B.Sc.

If chemists could capture carbon dioxide and turn it into chemical building blocks for other products, the way plants do, says Cornell University chemical engineer Lynden Archer, «carbon dioxide would not be a nuisance anymore, but a gift.»

The skills they have developed as chemists are essential in those other roles.

One chemist has a new strategy to scan for life on other worlds: bypass organic chemistry in favour of any molecules too complicated to form spontaneously

That had a lot of venture capital in it but few quick returns, and so investors went off and did other things,» cautions Nate Lewis, a materials chemist at Caltech who works on solar cells.

Ertl, a physical chemist at the Fritz - Haber Institute of the Max Planck Society in Berlin, Germany, won for developing modern methods that reveal how chemical reactions take place on metals and other surfaces.

Many other experts also point out an ongoing need for medicinal chemists.

Ocean chemist Philip Boyd of the University of Otago in New Zealand says many other researchers have tried to link an infusion of iron from volcanic ash or even dust storms to plankton blooms, but this study is the first to «verify such a massive event.»

If he can perfect his technique, it would give chemists a cheap, efficient way to convert natural gas to methanol and other key starter materials for the petrochemical industry.

UCLA chemists and molecular biologists have for the first time used a «structure - based» approach to drug design to identify compounds with the potential to delay or treat Alzheimer's disease, and possibly Parkinson's, Lou Gehrig's disease and other degenerative disorders.

The researchers, who published their findings in this week's edition of the Journal of Antibiotics, say their latest discovery could permit chemists and others to understand how mixtures of potential antibiotics from microorganisms work without first purifying them.

When he went to other contract research firms and asked for data on a trial, they generally produced an overwhelming amount of paper: records of failed tests, meticulous explanations of how the chemists had made adjustments, and more.

One reason, the FDA would determine, was that Cetero's chemists were taking shortcuts and other actions prohibited by the FDA's Good Laboratory Practice guidelines, which set out such matters as how records must be kept and how tests must be performed.