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Canine chemistry: nutritional biochemistry and chemical safety

Xinhan (Jemma) Zhang explores the magical chemistry of our best friends.

Xinhan (Jemma) Zhang

Wearable sensors and their integration with machine learning

Revolutionising cardiovascular care: where wearables merge with machine learning, the Internet of Things, and big data for enhanced monitoring.

Switchable solvents – squaring the circle of easily separable, non-volatile solvents

Switchable solvents are liquids with properties that are rapidly and reversibly altered in response to specific changes in their environment. These solvents are promising alternatives to hazardous, volatile organic solvents used in chemical synthesis, plastic recycling and the separation of valuable components from complex agricultural waste. Cameron C. Weber investigates.

Cameron C. Weber

Classical DNA synthesis or enzymatic DNA printing: a comparison of methods

Ansa Biotechnologies, Inc., a US biotech company, have reported new enzymatic DNA synthesis which enable similarly controllable synthesis of oligonucleotides of considerably longer lengths.

Bruce Chilton and Vyacheslav V. Filichev

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