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Jamie Durrani

Jamie Durrani

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Science Correspondent, Chemistry World

Cambridge

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Total articles 359

  • Epigenetic editors enter clinical trials

    By Jamie Durrani Verified| Chemistry World Verified New wave of precision medicines amplify or silence genes, without altering genetic codeA new class of medicines that control the activity of individual genes could transform the treatment of numerous diseases, from viral infections to neurological disorders. The first human trial of a therapeutic based on an ‘epigenetic editor’ began earlier this year, with a string of others due to start in the coming months.

    By Jamie Durrani Verified · Chemistry World

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Long-chain alkanes preserved in Martian mudstone

    By Jamie Durrani Verified| Chemistry World Verified Three long-chain alkanes detected by Nasa’s Curiosity rover could be chemical biosignatures that point to a history of past life on Mars, according to an international team of researchers. However, the team notes that the compounds may also have inorganic origins. Source: © NASA/JPL-CaltechPicomolar concentrations of decane, undecane and dodecane were detected in mudstone samples drilled from Mars’s Gale crater, which at one time likely held a lake of liquid water.

    By Jamie Durrani Verified · Chemistry World

    Apr. 02, 2025

  • Epigenetic editors enter clinical trials

    By Jamie Durrani Verified| Chemistry World Verified New wave of precision medicines amplify or silence genes, without altering genetic codeA new class of medicines that control the activity of individual genes could transform the treatment of numerous diseases, from viral infections to neurological disorders. The first human trial of a therapeutic based on an ‘epigenetic editor’ began earlier this year, with a string of others due to start in the coming months.

    By Jamie Durrani Verified · Chemistry World

    Apr. 09, 2025

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Chemistry World

Chemistry World is a monthly magazine published by the Royal Society of Chemistry, focusing on the field of chemistry. Based in the UK, it provides in-depth coverage of current events, research, and developments in the chemical sciences. The publication offers news, analysis, and insights into various sectors, including pharmaceuticals, agrichemicals, and petrochemicals, as well as discussions on policy and historical aspects of science. The magazine features a range of content, including articles, profiles of chemists, and book reviews, catering to a diverse audience of researchers, scientists, educators, and industry professionals. With an estimated revenue of $3 million and a team of around 44 employees, Chemistry World utilizes web technologies to deliver its content effectively. It competes with other scientific publications such as Nature Research and the American Chemical Society.

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