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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-08-29

August 29th

RT @NeilWithers: Nobel prize prediction starts early at ChemBark http://trunc.it/aladh # RT @morphosaurus Stages Of Succession On University Applications http://goo.gl/fb/rwe07 # RT @Allochthonous: Interesting post from co-blogger @highlyanne: [Edinburgh]...

Got a question? What’s next?

August 27th

I wrote a few weeks ago about phrasing research questions and did so in a fairly generic way. I didn’t touch on how you find a good research question, a problem worth working on. Research can be incremental, working carefully through possibilities ...

Variety in Chemistry Education 2010

August 26th

Next week I’m off to present an Oral Byte at the Variety in Chemistry Education conference in Loughborough. Due to a minor scheduling class I’m there on the Thursday then off to London for Science Online London 2010 hideously early on the Fri...

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We are interested in the synthesis of polymers and inorganic-organic hybrid materials for a variety of applications involving binding of metal ions. Current projects include new dendrimers for delivery of anticancer drugs like cisplatin, and inorganic-organic hybrids for the removal of metal ions from water.

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