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Space Station Science Has Been Left in the Dust – Again

Breakthrough in chemical crystallography, Academy of Finland “As the SCD analysis is carried out with only one crystal, smaller than 0.1 x 0.1 x 0.1 mm in size, the required amount of the target molecule can be as low as 80 ng. Fujita’s and Rissanen’s work reports the structure determination of a scarce marine natural product from only 5 ug of it. Many natural and synthetic compounds for which chemists […]

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  • April 5, 2013
CASIS Science Advisors Are Hyping Old Science

CASIS Expects To Send First Payloads to ISS by Early 2013, Space News “What we’re looking for are some of those very specific examples of things that can be done better in space than on Earth,” Timothy Yeatman, CASIS’s interim chief scientist, said. Protein crystallization best fits the bill, Yeatman said, citing the decision of a blue-ribbon panel of science experts CASIS convened to evaluate which scientific fields were likeliest […]

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  • May 10, 2012