All Chemistry World articles in July 2018
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ReviewAll that remains: a life in death
Forensic anthropologist Sue black shares her fascination with anatomy and determination to help the loved ones of those that die
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ReviewThe space barons: Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and the quest to colonize the cosmos
A book that aims to take readers into the lives and minds of two of the most powerful men in the world
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Opinion'If I'd discovered metformin, I'd have tossed it aside...'
Trusting our intuition too strongly highlights how little we know about chemical activity
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ReviewUnthinkable: an extraordinary journey through the world’s strangest brains
A book that tells the stories of people who experience reality in extraordinary ways
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OpinionLetters: July 2018
Your views on the Skripal poisoning, patents before publication and Switzerland’s pesticide referendum
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OpinionScience in Europe
The UK’s scientific relationship with Europe must survive and thrive after Brexit
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OpinionIn situ with Tomas Lindahl
The DNA repair doyen on red wine, protests and what killed the Neanderthals
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OpinionShaking up the knowledge economy
UK Research and Innovation is poised to reshape the research funding landscape
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CareersMaking mental health a priority
The high rate of mental health problems in postgraduates needs an urgent solution
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OpinionSupervisors must support the people in their care
Management and leadership are two different, equally important, things
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ReviewBeyond weird: why everything you thought you knew about quantum physics is different
Philip Ball sets himself the task of explaining quantum mechanics
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FeatureThe art of conservation
The Getty Conservation Institute in Los Angeles is developing innovative new approaches to art conservation. Fiona Case paid them a visit
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OpinionWhat did pop culture ever do for us?
Phrases and characters that give us a neat shorthand for sharing ideas
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