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AGNIi Mission has conceptualised and executed various climate adaptation projects for India’s Himalayan Region. It serves as a scalable model to propose new policy mechanisms for enabling better technology adoption for robust and sustainable development.

In a first of its kind ruling, Shell has won its appeal against a ruling in 2021 by a Dutch court that would have forced it to cut its global carbon dioxide emissions by 45% by 2030, in line with the 2015 Paris climate change agreement.

We’re pleased to share that our friends at Oxford Instruments Magnetic Resonance are presenting a webinar, hosted by Chemistry World, on Broadband benchtop NMR spectroscopy: it’s more than just proton and carbon. 📆 20 November 2024 🕑 15:00 GMT Join the webinar to explore how benchtop #NMR can be used for applications in chemical R&D, teaching, and QC/QA. It's great to see how #JASON can help to process and analyse multinuclear benchtop NMR spectra and solve real-life problems! ❗ Register Here 👉 👉 https://lnkd.in/eybMdUy5 #analyticalchemistry #magneticresonance #spectroscopy #NMRchat

The Rigaku team is proud to have contributed to this insightful Chemistry World article. From drug discovery to materials science, we are excited to support the breakthroughs microED is enabling in structural biology and chemistry. #MicroED #StructuralScience #Crystallography #Innovation

Samuel Pierpoint Langley is best known for his contributions to the development of aeroplanes, but his passion was the solar spectrum. It led him to invent the bolometer and take measurements crucial to Arrhenius' first prediction of climate sensitivity.

Using Crispr–Cas9 to knock out sugar-regulating genes, scientists have made sweeter tomatoes without affecting their size or yield.

Benchtop NMR isn't just for hydrogen and carbon! Join us for a free Oxford Instruments Magnetic Resonance sponsored webinar exploring how benchtop NMR can be used to study phosphorus-31, lithium-7, nitrogen-15 and more. Register now: https://lnkd.in/gd6Xz4-k

The mystery of Sydney's tar balls has been solved, but you might not like the answer.

There is little disagreement in the scientific community that anthropogenic activity is the dominant cause of climate change, yet the science of climate change and its links to chemistry is hardly addressed in the chemistry curriculum in India.

Starting soon! Join us to hear from representatives from two Horizon Prize winning teams, who will speak about their team’s research on antifilarial drug discovery and in-cell organometallic redox catalysis.