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Periodic Graphics: The science of superconductors
Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning details the history and science of superconductors.
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Science publishers settle lawsuits with ResearchGate
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A shocking way to produce hydrogen from plastic waste
Flash Joule heating converts polymers into low-cost hydrogen and graphene
EPA reverses decision on pet collar chemical
Organophosphate pesticide tetrachlorvinphos can stay in flea and tick collars
Lonza’s CEO makes sharp exit
The Swiss firm will part ways with Pierre-Alain Ruffieux after ‘challenging’ times
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AlphaFold-derived AI predicts genetic mutations’ impact
Google research team uses protein sequences and structures to classify 71 million possible missense variants as harmful or benign