Un verre incassable inspiré des coquillages
Des chercheurs de l’Université McGill ont développé un verre solide qui ne casse pas. Leur source d’inspiration ? La structure en couches des coquillages nacrés.
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Find all of the highlights of the CCEC program with this quick access guide.
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CHEMISTRY FOR HEALTH
Macrolides are a class of natural products known for their antibiotic properties and in the past few decades, scientists have also shown they can be important allies in the battle against cancer. Queen’s University researchers are getting closer to developing a macrolide-based treatment.
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CATALYSIS DIVISION
It’s time to submit your nominations for the 2022 Catalysis Division R. B. Anderson Award. The Catalysis Division of the Chemical Institute of Canada administrates the R. B. Anderson Award every other year and it is sponsored by the Canadian Catalysis Foundation. The R. B. Anderson Award, named after the prominent Canadian catalysis researcher, is...
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Steven Holdcroft, the new President of the Canadian Society for Chemistry and chair of the Board, recently took a few questions from CIC News. What has motivated your participation with CSC, which has now culminated in this post on the Board? I have always welcomed the chance to work with an organization that offers a...
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