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

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President’s news
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Roving research
A sometime itinerant chemist shares his professional experiences and contributions at sabbaticals, conferences and lecture tours.

Salvador Dalí and science
The Senior Curator of International Art at NGV overviews Salvador Dalí’s lifelong fascination with numerous branches of the sciences.

In the limelight: part 1. GFP and the 2008 Nobel Prize in ChemistryGreen fluorescent protein’s long journey from obscure observation to Nobel Prize has the landmarks of many human pursuits: teamwork, technology and some wasted talent.

Interview: part 1. Thomas Lane
Thomas Lane, recently elected President of the American Chemical Society, discusses careers, industry change and the human face of chemistry with John Zavras
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Editorial

Your say

Books
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Networks

Climate change

Net yields

Education

Science <-> society

Postdoc diary

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