Our contributor reflects on 3 generations connected to chemistry and the American Chemical Society—and finds reason to be ...
The methods predict the lung irritant risk of surfactants and oral toxicity of some pesticides but shouldn’t completely ...
Tweaking electronic properties of starting materials can help bypass an obstacle to elusive bicyclic drug scaffold ...
Visit the C&EN website to play our latest quiz: cenm.ag/september-4-quiz. Concerns about which hazardous compound closed a ...
A man with a beard and wearing glasses looks through a microscope. Long-term research may be more difficult to plan under the new rule, as grants are subject to termination for any reason. Credit: ...
A corn field in Waseca, Minnesota. University of Minnesota Twin Cities agricultural researcher Daniel Kaiser found that adding a nitrogen-producing microbe to corn increased yield at this site in ...
Readers weigh in on petrochemicals in China, how to improve recycling, the commercialization of universities, and more ...
“Because the GLP-1 medicines reduce food intake, it's sort of natural for us to ask if GLP-1 medicines actually function as ...
The biotechnology firm BrainChild Bio has raised $116 million in series A funding. The company, which launched in 2023 with seed funding from Seattle Children’s Hospital, wants ...
Just under a year after netting its first US approval for a cancer-fighting menin inhibitor, Kura Oncology is launching ...
This year, though, the celebration of chemists, insights, innovation, and the future of chemistry was elevated more than ...
Jaimie Arona Krems at the University of California, Los Angeles, led the winners of the Ig Nobel Peace Prize for their study, ...
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