Chemspy chemistry news and views
Resources for chemistry and chemical engineering from David Bradley
About
Chemical industry news
Pharma mags
Tutorials
«
Scientists produce best image yet of atoms moving in real time
Technique unlocks design principles of quantum biology
»
Research Harnesses Solar-Powered Proteins to Filter Harmful Antibiotics from Water
Research Harnesses Solar-Powered Proteins to Filter Harmful Antibiotics from Water
- UC research just published in the journal, "Nano Letters," details how solar-powered proteins can be used to filter antibiotics and other harmful compounds from rivers and lakes at a significantly higher rate than present treatment standards.
(
10.1021/nl400691d
)
Bibliography
Posted on
April 19, 2013
by
Robert Slinn
. This entry was posted in
Slinn Pickings
and tagged
antibiotics
,
Nano Letters
. Bookmark the
permalink
.
«
Scientists produce best image yet of atoms moving in real time
Technique unlocks design principles of quantum biology
»
Comments are closed.
Email Newsletter
Your email:
David Bradley
Slinn Pickings
ChemSpy.com is owned and operated by science journalist David Bradley. Additional chemistry news updates are posted by chemist
Robert Slinn
CChem MRSC MPhil with the tag:
Slinn Pickings
.
Blogroll
Chemical industry
Chemistry news archive
Chemistry tutorials
Latest science news
Reactive Reports
World Science
About
Chemical industry news
Pharma mags
Tutorials
About