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Rate Defining Merit

Original at infoproc (Blogspot) external link    Sat, Nov 14

By Steve Hsu(noreply@blogger.com) E. Bright Wilson was professor of chemistry and member of the National Academy of Sciences, later a recipient of the National Medal of Science. The last quote from Wilson could easily have come from anyone who went to Caltech! Indeed, both E. Bright Wilson and his son, Nobel Laureate Ken Wils...

Rate Nobel Laureate Ahmed Zewail Named United States Science Envoy

Original at Caltech Today external link    Fri, Nov 13

Nobel Laureate Ahmed Zewail, the Linus Pauling Professor of Chemistry and professor of physics at Caltech, has been named an envoy in the new U.S. Science Envoy Program, created to foster science and technology collaborations between the United States and nations throughout the Middle...

Rate Science Saturdays Film Screening: Curious—Powering the Planet

Original at Caltech Today external link    Fri, Nov 6

At 2 p.m. on November 14 in Beckman Auditorium, Shannon Boettcher, a Caltech postdoctoral scholar in chemistry, will introduce and guide a post-screening discussion of Curious--Powering the Planet, an Emmy-nominated program that features Caltech and JPL scientists.

Year 2009

 

Rate Daisy-Chain Polymers Bring Artificial Muscles a Step Closer

Original at Caltech Today external link    Fri, Sep 11

Scientists led by Nobel Laureate Robert Grubbs, the Victor and Elizabeth Atkins Professor of Chemistry at Caltech, have made molecular "daisy chains" containing threaded rings that can be pulled taut or slackened by chemical stimuli. The polymers signify a step toward making materia...

Rate School Notes: Summer day camp at the Pasadena Conservatory of ...

Original at Pasadena Star-News external link    Sun, May 31    28 related articles

 CA Three seniors from the California Institute of Technology have received Fulbright Fellowships to pursue graduate work abroad, Caltech announced. Alex Hudson is beginning a one-year program in theoretical chemistry at the University of Oxford; ...

Rate Ahmed Zewail named to the Council of Advisors on Science and ...

Original at NewsBlaze external link    Sun, May 24

 CA Zewail is a professor of chemistry and physics at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) and director of the school's recently established Physical Biology Center for Ultrafast Science and Technology. He was awarded the Nobel Prize in ...

Rate Harry Gray Awarded for Lifetime of Basic Research in Chemistry and Advances in Solar Fuel

Original at Caltech Today external link    Mon, May 18

For decades of breakthroughs in bioinorganic and inorganic photochemistry powering his current work in renewable fuels, Harry Gray, the Beckman Professor of Chemistry and founding director of the Beckman Institute at Caltech, has been named the recipient of the 2009 Welch Award in C...

Rate Caltech Professor Named Presidential Advisor

Original at Pasadena Now external link    Mon, Apr 27

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Nobel laureate Ahmed Zewail, the Linus Pauling Professor of Chemistry and Professor of Physics at Caltech, has been named by President Barack Obama to the United States President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST). ...

Rate Constructing Dideoxyverticillin

Original at Chemical & Engineering News external link    Sun, Apr 12

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Chemical & Engineering News “It is an exceptionally beautiful piece of synthetic chemistry,” comments Brian M. Stoltz, a chemistry professor at Caltech. “The paper vividly captures not only the trials and tribulations of complex-molecule synthesis, but also the highly ...

Rate New Radiation-free Targeted Therapy Detects And Eliminates Breast ... - Science Daily

Original at Science Daily external link    Mon, Mar 30

press release) The difference between porphyrins and corroles, says Harry Gray, Caltech's Arnold O. Beckman Professor of Chemistry and founding director of the Beckman Institute, is that some corroles don't require a laser boost to turn lethal. ...

Rate New Radiation-free Targeted Therapy Detects And Eliminates Breast ... - Science Daily

Original at Science Daily external link    Mon, Mar 30

press release) The difference between porphyrins and corroles, says Harry Gray, Caltech's Arnold O. Beckman Professor of Chemistry and founding director of the Beckman Institute, is that some corroles don't require a laser boost to turn lethal. ...

Rate New Radiation-free Targeted Therapy Detects And Eliminates Breast ... - Science Daily

Original at Science Daily external link    Mon, Mar 30

press release) The difference between porphyrins and corroles, says Harry Gray, Caltech's Arnold O. Beckman Professor of Chemistry and founding director of the Beckman Institute, is that some corroles don't require a laser boost to turn lethal. ...

Rate Proposed Program for the Celebration in Honor of Jack Schwartz, at CIMS on March 27

Original at The Wayward Word Press external link    Wed, Mar 25

By daveshields Back in the 1960’s an apartment near the Caltech campus in Pasadena, California, was shared by several generations of graduate students in chemistry. No one knew how to list the phone number until one of them made the obvious suggestion, and after I heard the story I confirmed its accuracy...

Rate Mutation Discovered that Allows Nicotine to Bind to Brain ... - Genetic Engineering News

Original at Genetic Engineering News external link    Tue, Mar 24

press release), NY “In addition, we found that nicotine makes a strong hydrogen bond in the brain's acetylcholine receptors,” notes Dennis Dougherty, Ph.D., the George Grant Hoag professor of chemistry at Caltech. “This same hydrogen bond, in the receptors in muscle ...

Rate Mutation Discovered that Allows Nicotine to Bind to Brain ... - Genetic Engineering News

Original at Genetic Engineering News external link    Tue, Mar 24

press release), NY “In addition, we found that nicotine makes a strong hydrogen bond in the brain's acetylcholine receptors,” notes Dennis Dougherty, Ph.D., the George Grant Hoag professor of chemistry at Caltech. “This same hydrogen bond, in the receptors in muscle ...

Rate Mutation Discovered that Allows Nicotine to Bind to Brain ... - Genetic Engineering News

Original at Genetic Engineering News external link    Tue, Mar 24

press release), NY “In addition, we found that nicotine makes a strong hydrogen bond in the brain's acetylcholine receptors,” notes Dennis Dougherty, Ph.D., the George Grant Hoag professor of chemistry at Caltech. “This same hydrogen bond, in the receptors in muscle ...

Rate Identifying Protein Presence Quickly and Cheaply

Original at Medgadget.com external link    Mon, Nov 17

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By Michael A microfluidic chip that uses a novel technology to identify the presence of circulating proteins in a minuscule blood sample may lead to a new generation of quick and accurate diagnostic tests. The chip's technology is being developed by Caltech professor of chemistry Dr. James Heath an...

Rate ig nobel dreams

Original at Cocktail Party Physics external link    Sun, Oct 5

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By Jennifer Ouellette Then there is this year's Ig Nobel Prize for Chemistry, awarding one-half of the prize to one team of scientists for discovering that Coca-Cola is an effective spermicide, and the other half of the prize to a second team for proving that it is not. (Snopes.com dismisses the "Coca-Cola kills...

Year 2005

 

Rate The Passion of Joan of Arc, with Live Score by Caltech Student ...

Original at Caltech Today external link    Fri, Nov 11

Caltech graduate student in chemistry John Keith has added his own score to the film to create a fantastic film experience for the Caltech audience. At 8 pm on November 16, in Beckman Institute auditorium.

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