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September 18th, 2009
Gold Bulletin 42(3). Available now !!!!!
Hi everyone. What a great couple of months we have had in the Gold community. A fantastic Gold 2009, conference in Heidelberg with lots of stimultaing papers and posters and whats even more important lots of science being disscussed over a few beers!
To continue the good few months you can now access the new issue of Gold Bulletin 42(3). Whats in it ? I hear you say. Well we have an editorial by our new Editor. Although he is obviously not new to the Gold Council and Gold Bulletin I am sure he will make a his own mark and style on the future issues of GB.
We have 7 exciting scientific papers covering differing aspects of nanoparticles, nanowires, thin films, metallurgy and nanosphere synthesis. We also have a review of the new Book “Gold Chemistry: Applications and future directions in the life sciences.”. There are two conference reports from the 23rd Santa Fe Symposium on jewelry Manufacturing Technology and also on The Fourth Taylor Conference on new work on gold catalyst. We also have a summary of Gold 2009 in Heidelberg and of couse our every popular section on Highlights from the recent literature.
Go on have a look and let me know what you think !!!!!
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July 8th, 2009
Next issue of Gold Bulletin now available!!
Hi everyoneIt’s here at last, Issue 42(2) of Gold Bulletin.
We have an issue bursting with lots of gold news and science and a superb Guest Editorial from Prof James (Jim) Johnstone from Victoria University of Wellington New Zealand.
We have all the lastest information about Gold 2009 ; the Keynote presentations , the opening Plenary presentations and all the info on the main conference sessions
We have seven wonderful scientific papers from a range of disciplines including Metallurgy, Catalysis, Analytical and also Nanotechnolgy. Also a book review of Mark Grimwade’s Introduction to Precious Metals – Metallurgy for Jewellers and Silversmiths.
Also our regular features of Highlights from Recent Literature and a summary of Calendar Events comming up in the near future.
Hope you enjoy it. Let me know what you think. I always like to hear your views.
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April 7th, 2009
Next Issue of Gold Bulletin can be accessed now!!!!
The next issue of Gold Bulletin 42(1) is out this week. It contains 94 pages of “golden” treasures. Dont miss it!!
We have six exciting new papers from well know scientists in their fields and also some new emerging talents. We have three catalysts, two nano and a dental materials paper. Lots of information on the forthcoming GOLD 2009 and the last official issues of CatGold news and NanoTech Gold News. We have a review of the new “Modern Supramolecular Gold Chemistry” book and a superb Guest Editorial by Professor Vivian Yam from the Department of Chemistry, University of Hong Kong. She is also the Chairman of the Chemistry Committee for Gold 2009.
If you have a new paper you would like us to publish please find details from our Gold Bulletin website . Its gives you all the information you require on submitting articles and author guidelines. I look forward to hearing from you.
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March 2nd, 2009
Gold Conference 2009 Heidelberg – Tricia Harris is going to be there.
Have you all registered for this fantastic conference on July 26th-29th?
The conference will be a feast of science and technology with many guest speakers including Graham Hutchings and Masatake Haruta, the founding fathers of Gold Catalysis and access to extensive poster sessions.
I will be attending the conference for the first time and will be looking forward to meeting all the brilliant innovative scientists who have contributed to Gold Bulletin over the years in which I have been Technical Editor. I know that I have corresponded with lots of you over the years but it will be so nice to meet you all in person. Not only that, I will have a stand advertising the fantastic benefits of publishing in Gold Bulletin and on the Gold Bulletin stand you can see our new “Blog” Gold Innovations. You can see it live and even contribute as a guest Blogger.
Tricia Harris
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