Chemistry in Australia, magazine of The Royal Australian Chemical Institute.

In brief

Industry + environment
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Research

Cryptic chemistry

Events

RACI people

Does the game change?
Although they are still to gain full public acceptance, synthetic surfaces can enhance the sport being played.
(944kb PDF)

Myasthenia gravis – a case of lost potential
Once relatively obscure and of interest primarily to neurologists, this condition is now the best characterised and understood autoimmune disease.

The light’s on and everybody’s home
Australia’s brightest new user research facility, the Australian Synchrotron, offers a diverse array of cutting-edge diffraction, spectroscopy and imaging techniques.

Recreating Australia’s chemical industry
Australia’s chemical industry has declined since a peak in the mid-1970s. So what can be done to attract new investment?

Interview: Rose Amal

Editorial

Climate change
(52kb pdf)

Networks

Books

Net yields

Education

Science <-> society

Postdoc diary

Letter from Melbourne

Cryptic crossword (solution)

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