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May 1, 2023 Cover
Volume 101, Issue 14
Researchers seek to improve the selectivity and sensitivity of field-deployable devices that can detect ultralow levels of the contaminants in water
Spurred by new regulations, the race is on for low-cost PFAS sensors
Researchers seek to improve the selectivity and sensitivity of field-deployable devices that can detect ultralow levels of the contaminants in water
We are mining CO₂ in America
As society strains to contain greenhouse gas emissions, companies are pulling carbon dioxide out of geological deposits
Under pressure, Johnson Matthey seeks profit in hydrogen
The 205-year-old British firm is betting on low-carbon technology to turn its fortunes around
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Marya Lieberman’s paper drug tests promote safety in low-resource settings
Working with pharmaceutical authorities and harm reduction efforts, her team is helping suss out bad medications and street drugs
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Skin-inspired fabric could keep people much cooler than the air around them
New radiative cooling material works better than others while being waterproof, breathable and easy to make
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Lululemon sells biobased nylon shirt
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Charles M. Lieber will not serve further jail time
Former Harvard University chemist sentenced to time served, 6 months of home confinement, a $50,000 fine, and $33,600 in restitution to the IRS
