New article on EPFL!
This time around, it’s chemistry. Specifically, making scaffolds for anti-dementia and anti-cancer drugs with cheap and simple materials. The secret? Breaking C-H bonds and selecting enantiomers.
CAN YOU HANDLE IT?
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Carnival of Chemistry
This is my contribution to the VIII edition of the Carnival of Chemistry . I’m not a chemist myself, so this might not exactly be as technical as the other people’s posts. But still, it’s all related, no?
This post takes part in the VIII Edition of the Carnival of Chemistry hosted in the blog Science Box
The Upturned Microscope 