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Los Angeles fires hit area chemists
Hundreds associated with nearby universities and government labs have lost homes
FDA bans red no. 3 in food and drugs
Erythrosine color additive causes cancer in male rats, US agency says
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Dopamine, serotonin, and histamine carry messages between neurons. They can also influence circadian gene expression
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Proof positive: Protons move along filamentous bacteria
Proton conductance along cable bacteria holds promise for future bioelectronic devices
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Forging small rings with large pnictogens
Chemists create heterocycles with multiple antimony atoms, including a stable, 3-membered ring
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University of Akron proposes cuts to polymer program
Up to 10 of the 19 faculty positions are slated to be eliminated, unless alternative cost-saving measures are found
The challenge of being neurodivergent in STEM
Neurodivergent scientists say STEM isn’t built for them, despite the contributions they bring
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This high school chemistry instructor crafts diverse crossword puzzles in between teaching and competing on game shows
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Industry’s phthalates gamble is paying off
EPA finds DIDP, DINP are mostly safe as it reevaluates others in the class
FDA bans red no. 3 in food and drugs
Erythrosine color additive causes cancer in male rats, US agency says
Neurotransmitters regulate the body’s clock by reorganizing DNA
Dopamine, serotonin, and histamine carry messages between neurons. They can also influence circadian gene expression
Proof positive: Protons move along filamentous bacteria
Proton conductance along cable bacteria holds promise for future bioelectronic devices
Electrosynthesis goes wireless
Light-powered microelectronics enable high-throughput experimentation