Food quality control made faster and easier EurekAlert
Scientists at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) and the Leibniz-Institute for Food Systems Biology have developed a new methodology for the …
Where Science Meets the Food
Food quality control made faster and easier EurekAlert
Scientists at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) and the Leibniz-Institute for Food Systems Biology have developed a new methodology for the …
Ocean plastic is changing the blood chemistry of seabirds The Natural History Museum
The amount of plastic in the world’s oceans is growing at an exponential rate. How this is impacting wildlife is of great concern to scientists, with new research …
In the Search for New Lead Compounds – The Latest Medicinal Chemistry Impact Stories Technology Networks
When you are unfortunate enough to be feeling run down, out of sorts or just have a headache, you pop a small pill and everything goes back to normal.
Plant-based eggs join meatless options at Tim Hortons CBC News
Tim Hortons is testing a vegan omelette with customers. If it’s a hit, the product will join the growing number of plant-based fast food items being served up to …
When experiments don’t go to plan | Feature Royal Society of Chemistry
If a practical doesn’t yield the expected result, use it as an opportunity to introduce serendipitous science and its unexpected benefits for society. How often do …
Food Failures: The Sweet Science Behind Your Ice Cream Science Friday
Icy ice cream? Gooey gelato? Ice cream experts dish on the science behind your favorite frozen desserts.
UB chemist receives $650000 NSF CAREER award to develop new catalysts UB News Center
David Lacy’s lab is developing cheaper, more sustainable alternatives to ruthenium-based compounds used in industrial reactions …
Why food sticks to your pans, and what you can do about it IOL
Raise your hand if you’ve ever burned eggs on the bottom of your frying pan. Now that it’s clear that we’re among friends, take comfort in knowing this fact: It’s not …
Toxic food, toxic water: What’s killing B.C.’s killer whales? CBC.ca
Orcas have no natural enemies but face threats from pollution and climate change. Research shows the level of toxic PCBs in the ocean could cause the global …
UB chemists awarded $340000 to bring undergrads to Buffalo for summer research, career development UB News Center
Lab work, ethics and social media are all on the agenda, with the goal of helping students become well-rounded scientists …