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ChemPod 6

The new chemistry podcast from Nature is now online and can be found here.

In this special nanotechnology show, we discover how a team from MIT are getting nanoparticles into cells, do a spot of interstellar chemistry with an escaping sugar molecule, issue a health warning for those working with carbon nanotubes, and we take a look at the latest online tool helping chemists get hold of chemical information – for free.

Oh yeah... I nearly forgot... Neil and I make our podcasting debuts, calling into the studio to chat about the travel plans of the Nature Chemistry team now that conference season is upon us.

Enjoy!

Gav


Gavin Armstrong (Associate Editor, Nature Chemistry)

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