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September 19, 2022 Cover
Volume 100, Issue 33
China’s control of solar manufacturing puts the sector at risk of disruption
Cover image:Rods of polysilicon made by Hemlock Semiconductor.
Credit: REC Silicon
The US solar industry has a supply problem
China’s control of solar manufacturing puts the sector at risk of disruption
Can diet change the course of cancer?
Researchers probe tumor biochemistry and ask how nutrition can amplify existing cancer therapies
Chemist Valerie Sheares Ashby has spent 30 years working to achieve inclusive excellence
So what will she do when she heads a university she believes already has?
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Career Ladder: Michelle Wong
This content creator uses her chemistry background to explain personal care products to the public
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The Inflation Reduction Act is already advancing carbon capture
Direct-air capture and blue ammonia projects are planned for Wyoming, Texas
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Protein design with AI quicker than ever before
New algorithms take a desired protein shape and predict the amino acid sequence needed to make it
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US Treasury Department derails Asymchem’s acquisition of Snapdragon
Decision indicates pharmaceuticals may join semiconductors and electronics on the radar for security risks
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US Treasury Department derails Asymchem’s acquisition of Snapdragon
Decision indicates pharmaceuticals may join semiconductors and electronics on the radar for security risks
