Tag: Reaxys
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Efficiently building knowledge
By: Louise Springthorpe How much time do you spend adding to your knowledge base? Consider all the tasks involved: searching for data and literature; evaluating their relevance; downloading what you need; and then organizing everything, including your own experimental data, so that you can always find and share a given piece of information when it’s…
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Open for Submissions: the 2017 Reaxys PhD Prize
Today marks an important day in the chemistry calendar: the launch of the 2017 Reaxys PhD Prize! From now until March 13, talented and ambitious chemistry PhD students from all around the world will be sending their submissions, all hoping to show the Review Board that they deserve a place on the list of finalists.…
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How a PhD prize is supporting chemistry’s bright young stars
By David Evans, Scientific Affairs Director at Reed Elsevier Properties SA The fuel efficiency of our cars depends on the relative reactivity of the hydrocarbons in the fuel; in 2013 a PhD student published a paper describing a new material that can filter out the molecules that make our cars less efficient. A year later, a different…
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