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Volume 102 |
Issue 11
Quote of the Week
“We appear to be in mud up to the axle, so it’s been tough.”
Can chemists turn California’s almond trash into sustainable treasure?
Almond shells are piling up. Working them into commercial products is a tough nut to crack
Chemical makers plot their low-carbon future
At a Houston petrochemical conference, executives acknowledged the need for government incentives
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The rise of subscription-based AI platforms for drug discovery
Claiming a democratization of the field, companies are increasingly offering AI-based services to a wider audience
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Verve pauses gene therapy trial, switches delivery agent
Adverse effects show that LNP choice is tricky, despite the technology’s success in COVID-19 vaccines
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Cyclodextrins, reflected
Mirror-image sugar rings sweeten supramolecular chemistry
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Sex hormones’ effect on cultured cells depends on chromosomal background
Widely used media ingredient may confound primary culture studies, Tulane researcher says
