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Citation Bridge
Citation BridgeTM is a free search utility lets you look up forward and backward U.S. Patent Citations (also called U.S. Patent References) on an individual patent and search back and forth through citation generations. After a free registration, you can find out who's citing your patents and whom your patents are citing.
http://www.patentcitations.com/
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NineSigma
Global innovation sourcing network. NineSigma provides services, information, and software to help organizations improve their innovation sourcing processes.
http://www.ninesigma.net/
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Lure Of Biologics
Once kept at arm's length, biotechnology is being embraced by big pharma - a C&En article - June 2006.
http://pubs.acs.org/email/cen/html/070406214326.html
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Academic Chemistry and Biochemistry Departments in the United States
A comprehensive list contains some 1300 links to the web pages of chemistry and biochemistry departments at four-year academic institutions in the United States. Also included are general science departments if chemistry is prominently featured and a bachelor's degree in chemistry is offered, as are the chemistry sections of national research laboratories (e.g. Argonne, Lawrence Livermore, Los Alamos), and some chemistry related research links. U.S. dependencies such as Puerto Rico, Guam and the U.S. Virgin Islands are listed in the "Chemistry Departments Outside the U.S." section.
http://www.library.ucsb.edu/subjects/chem/chemuniv.html
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Spectra and Spectral Data
Guide to Reference Sources compiled includes print and online sources. By: Ben Wagner, Chemistry Librarian, University at Buffalo - the State university of New-York.
http://ublib.buffalo.edu/libraries/asl/guides/spectra.html
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LogiChem 2006
LogiChem 2006 is bringing together over 20 executives involved in chemical supply chain and logistics over 4 days to share the lessons they have learned regarding solutions to their varied value chain issues. LogiChem 2006 is pursuing more collaborative solutions to supply chain issues such as Six Sigma, Metrics Monitoring, and Transportation Management, where interactivity with your supply chain peers will be emphasized. These are issues that can be better solved through cooperation rather than competition, and LogiChem is providing the right atmosphere to encourage the joint resolution of these, and many other supply chain challenges.
September 25th - 28th, 2006
The Hyatt Gainey Ranch, Scottsdale, AZ
Register for LogiChem using code XM79EN to claim a 15% discounted rate. Just call 1.888.482.6012, or register online at
www.logichem2006.com.
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Cellulose cooked
The crystalline and indigestible form of cellulose, the most abundant biomass material on earth, can now be broken down into a gelatinous and amorphous form using pressurized superheated hot water. This novel form of cellulose becomes open to enzymic action and so could be a useful new feedstock for a wide range of products. Shigeru Deguchi of the Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology and colleagues at Hokkaido University reasoned that the fact that the common polysaccharide starch can be gelatinized at 60-70 Celsius might suggest that cellulose could be converted similarly under more extreme conditions. They were successful at 320 Celsius and 25 MPa, by following loss of birefringence using polarized optical microscopy. As with starch, the gelatinization process was not reversible.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1039/b605812d
Read more hot chemistry news from ChemWeb.com's newsletter: The Alchemist.
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National Chemical Emergency Centre (UK)
The web site offers clear and free technical notes on legislation regarding hazardous goods. The free newsletter is also a good way to keep informed on the many changes of the hazardous goods legislation outside the USA. Finally, there is also free demo versions of their software (Chemdata, Tremcards, CSE) as well as access to a free test call of their multilingual Emergency Telephone Service (Carechem24). Relevant to anybody interested in HSE issues for hazardous goods.
http://www.the-ncec.com
Special thanks to:
Boris Salle
Export Sales Manager
AEA Technology Environment
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ELNS & Laboratory Informatics 2006
ELNs focus day: 25th September 2006
Conference: 26th & 27th September 2006
Master classes: 28th September 2006
Le Meridien Hotel, London
The 6th Annual ELNs meeting has been designed to reflect the shift in
priorities surrounding ELNs. To achieve optimum ROI on an investment you
must be aware of how to bring about total integration into the hierarchy of
lab informatics. Complete understanding of the wider picture surrounding
ELNs, i.e. how to address financial, cultural and temporal issues as well as
the practical elements of acquisition and evaluation, is crucial to realise
the full potential of an electronic laboratory notebook systems. Join us for
this and the first ever CENSA Global Automation Leadership Awards, presented
at the conference!
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Separation & Catalysis Solutions from Dow
Have a tough separation or catalysis problem? Speak with the experts at The Dow Chemical Company. Dow provides you direct access to expert problem solvers with reliable support and follow up preceding a project, during and beyond. Come speak to us. We are willing to talk through any separation challenge.
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ICIS News
ICIS news - A breaking news service for the global chemical industry. Follow the latest market-moving news, data and analysis directly impacting your business decisions. Access comprehensive news coverage including emerging markets of Russia, China and Latin America. Save time with advanced customization and powerful search tools. For a FREE trial, register at www.icis.com
Perry Videx
Quality used chemical, plastics, & paper process equipment. 25,000 items priced right for immediate worldwide delivery - www.PerryVidex.com
Malvern Instruments Ltd.
Malvern is a leading supplier of analytical solutions for particle characterization (size, shape, zeta potential, molecular weight) and rheological applications. Advanced technologies are combined with robust mechanical designs and comprehensive software to provide on-line, at-line and off-line solutions for QA/QC, control and development applications. An extensive support service facilitates the exploitation of any given system. www.malvern.co.uk
Lubrizol Corporation
Lubrizol Corporation is an international fluid technology company concentrating on high performance chemicals, systems and services for industry and transportation. Visit www.lubrizol.com
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Chemistry Software
Software for the Chemical Laboratory including Chemical Inventory, Sample Tracking, Instrument Maintenance and MSDS Management. Call us to arrange a web demo or to request product information.
www.chemistry-software.com
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