Author Archive for: David Bradley (472)

Asymmetric Antimalarial

Asymmetric Antimalarial

An asymmetric total synthesis of the natural product erythro-8-O-4'-neolignan, machilin C, and its analog has been developed.

Water Off a Duck's Back

Water Off a Duck's Back

Switches between superhydrophobicity to superhydrophilic with pH could have important applications in medical applications.

Doubly Green Material

Doubly Green Material

A porous solid that not only stores hydrogen gas but can soak up carbon dioxide; a potentially green material on two fronts.

Cancer and Crabs

Cancer and Crabs

Building multifunctional chiral building blocks from materials like D-glutamic acid opens up synthetic routes to natural products.

Watery No-Man's Land

Watery No-Man's Land

Water exists in 15 distinct phases, now research shows that at 180 K ice and liquid can coexist after water crystallizes.

Leading Question

Leading Question

A rapid and inexpensive way to test for lead in paint without sending samples back to the laboratory has been developed.

Love At First Sniff

Love At First Sniff

Male mouse pheromone not only attracts mates but stimulates the female brain so as to reinforce the memory and attractiveness of the male.

Blood Simple

Blood Simple

Insights into the relationship between a self-rated health, morbidity and mortality, the underlying immunological mechanisms.

Vegetarian Porphyrin Synthesis

Vegetarian Porphyrin Synthesis

A new route for the synthesis of protoporphyrin IX avoids contamination with animal products and associated risks to human patients.

An Apple a Day? Okay!

An Apple a Day? Okay!

Research into cloudy apple juice suggests that its phenolic content may help ward off symptoms of some chronic diseases.