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04/05/2013
The Nanomedicine Lab pictures taken for the Reuters article go to Yahoo News and around the world!
The Reuters article ”Big drugmakers think small with nanomedicine deals” featuring pictures taken at the Nanomedicine lab by Suzanne Plunkett, was reproduced by some of the world’s leading news agencies:
YAHOO News | FOX News | NBC News | CNBC News | CHICAGO TRIBUNE | WSBT | OREGON HERALD | TAIPEI TIMES
Separately to the article, 3 different Nanomedicine Lab photo galleries were published by:
THOMSON REUTERS FOUNDATION | YAHOO Photos (Gallery 1) / (Gallery 2)
03/05/2013
Nanomedicine Lab researchers feature in Reuters article
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Reuters, the world known international news agency published an article titled “Big drugmakers think small with nanomedicine deals” where the writer Ben Hirschler transfers part of his discussion with Prof. Kostarelos. The article is completed with photos taken from the Nanomedicine Lab by the photo-reporter Suzanne Plunkett featuring our researches working on their cancer and neuro-degenerative diseases’ therapy projects.
28/04/2013
New Scientist article ‘Panacea’ features interview and Nanomedicine Lab work
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The popular science weekly magazine “New Scientist” in the April 27 issue published the article titled “Panacea” written by science writer James Mitchell Crow describes advances in nanomedicine in the context of drug delivery. The piece features extracts from his interview with Prof. Kostarelos and discusses the work done in the Nanomedicine Lab.
23/04/2013
Our post on Small World features on Guardian homepage
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Our post titled ”Nanotechnology: striking a balance between glorification and ‘grey goo” on the new Guardian blog on nanotechnology named Small World was featured on the central homepage of the guardian newspaper.
15/04/2013
UCL Basic Life Sciences brochure highlights Nanomedicine Lab work
The editors of a brochure that highlights the most exciting research across all of UCL Basic Life Sciences has chosen to feature our work on carbon nanotubes. Catch the Tube!!
01/04/2013
“Nanomedicine” journal on our Angewandte Chemie article
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In the “News & Views” section of Vol. 8, No.3 of ”Nanomedicine” journal our Angewandte Chemie article “Asbestos-like Pathogenicity of Long Carbon Nanotubes Alleviated by Chemical Functionalization” is highlighted.
01/03/2013
ChemieXtra on our Angewandte Chemie article
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ChemieXtra, a Swiss Chemical Industry Newsletter highlighted our Angewandte Chemie article “Asbestos-like Pathogenicity of Long Carbon Nanotubes Alleviated by Chemical Functionalization”.
30/01/2013
Our Angewandte Chemie article in the blogosphere
The press releases by UCL, CNRS and Angewandte Chemie Journal on our latest article “Asbestos-like Pathogenicity of Long Carbon Nanotubes Alleviated by Chemical Functionalization” published in Angewandte Chemie issue 52, 2013, were featured in more than 100 blogs, news websites, and social media including the following:
Science Daily | R&D Magazine | PhysOrg | Eurekalert | E-Science News | AZONano | Nanotechnology Now | ChemistryViews | My Science | Bio Medicine | Science Business | Swednanotech | Nanowerk | Laboratory New | Innovations Report | Nanowiki
Also, in the following blogs and social media readers published their own story and comments inspired by our article.
Facebook | Youtube | Frogheart | IEEE Spectrum
21/01/2013
American Chemical Society C&EN features Angewandte Chemie article
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With the title “Making toxic nanotubes safer” ACS Chemical & Engineering News featured our article “Asbestos-like Pathogenicity of Long Carbon Nanotubes Alleviated by Chemical Functionalization” published in Angewandte Chemie in their News of the Week section of notable global news on their January 21 issue.
17/01/2013
Risk assessment news bulletin ChemicalWatch on Angewandte Chemie article
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The ChemicalWatch, a global news site on risk assessment and safety regulations, published their daily news bulletin with the title: “Researchers remove MWCNT toxicity using surface chemistry” based to our work published in Angewandte Chemie on how to make toxic nanotubes safe.
