Sacramento Bee The Company offers Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs), advanced intermediates and enhanced drug delivery products for branded and generic pharmaceuticals. Development and manufacturing capabilities include enzymatic biotransformations, high ... and more »
Richmond Times Dispatch The information comes from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Synthesis of inhibitors of 11.beta.-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase type 1 (U.S. Patent No. 8,487,094): Yongda Zhang of Richmond and others; Boehringer Ingelheim International GmbH; ... HSD1 ...
R & D Magazine “The way the process works, you always have a significant amount of unreacted starting material , high-boiling solvents and extra surfactants in there that are important to the synthesis ,” said Greytak. “But once the synthesis is complete, they're ... and more »
AltEnergyMag (press release) Because, the efficient use of renewables faces a similar obstacle: wind power plants, biogas and solar plants work without intermediate storage systems and feed the power produced directly to the grid, regardless of the weather. If, however, the wind ...
Nanowerk Microbes and plant chloroplasts use this metabolic route to produce a diversity of active compounds including many substances humans have been employing as pharmaceuticals, crop protection compounds and industrial materials for thousands of years ... and more »
EcoComposites NetComposites is leading a new collaborative R&D project aimed at developing a synthesis platform to deliver industrial quantities of graphene-filled epoxy resins for advanced composite applications. Such resins could have a significant impact on a ...
Nanowerk (Nanowerk News) NetComposites is leading a new collaborative R&D project aimed at developing a synthesis platform to deliver industrial quantities of graphene-filled epoxy resins for advanced composite applications. The NanoSynth project will have a ... and more »
lareviewofbooks But it leaves Moretti, at the end of this collection, putting the question of distant reading's future in too one-sided a form, asking only whether the rest of us will ever learn how to do properly scientific work, whether we are “capable of sharing ...
