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2 new methods expand synthetic chemists’ options for cutting double bonds and installing new bonds to nitrogen

From green rivers to rainbow tubes, chemistry colors the holiday

Insights into their genes may help scientists engineer bacteria to tackle PFAS

Simple chemistry converts hard keratin into flexible thermoplastic

The third edition will be available as a free e-textbook to help enhance safety training in academia

David Weldon says he was told he didn’t have the votes to be confirmed

Agency proposes 31 regulatory actions for review and potential removal, including membership on scientific advisory committees

A new energy industry is emerging around hydrogen made by rocks instead of renewables

Lila Sciences seeks an AI model that researchers in any field of science can use

The volatility and flammability of jet fuel means the oil spill should be short-lived; long-term environmental impact is still unclear

14.03. | 2 new methods expand synthetic chemists’ options for cutting double bonds and installing new bonds to nitrogen

14.03. | From green rivers to rainbow tubes, chemistry colors the holiday

14.03. | Simple chemistry converts hard keratin into flexible thermoplastic

14.03. | Insights into their genes may help scientists engineer bacteria to tackle PFAS

14.03. | The third edition will be available as a free e-textbook to help enhance safety training in academia

14.03. | Agency proposes 31 regulatory actions for review and potential removal, including membership on scientific advisory committees

14.03. | David Weldon says he was told he didn’t have the votes to be confirmed

14.03. | A new energy industry is emerging around hydrogen made by rocks instead of renewables

13.03. | The volatility and flammability of jet fuel means the oil spill should be short-lived; long-term environmental impact is still unclear

13.03. | Lila Sciences seeks an AI model that researchers in any field of science can use

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