Structure of the natural red pigment carmine revealed
Using advanced electron crystallography techniques, researchers at Stockholm University have succeeded in determining the structure of the red pigment carmine.
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Functions of the enzyme CBP in embryo development
A study published in Molecular Cell reveals that both CBP’s presence and its enzymatic function are essential for proper gene activation at the start of development.
A ribbon of resilience
How nanotechnology could reinvent materials for extreme environments.
Making plastic from carbon dioxide
Researcher Jiayin Yuan develops a method to replace current oil-based raw materials with carbon dioxide. Making carbon dioxide a raw material for producing plastic, to achieve significant climate benefits.
Grants for innovation projects in materials science
Two Proof-of-Concept grants from the Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation and the WISE research program will go to Stockholm University.
Stockholm declaration for more sustainable chemistry
Chemistry needs to become more sustainable and urgent actions are needed. That is the main message of the Stockholm Declaration on Chemistry for the Future launched at the Nobel Prize Museum.
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