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C&EN’s World Chemical Outlook for 2025
Donald J. Trump’s imminent return to the US presidency is just one of the wild cards for chemistry business and policy this year.
Electrosynthesis goes wireless
Light-powered microelectronics enable high-throughput experimentation
3D MOF conducts both protons and electrons
Efficient electron-ion conductivity could find applications in energy storage
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Editorial: Why we are investing in platforms beyond print
As we look to the future, C&EN will be making changes to its print and digital delivery
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China threatens to stop export of iron-based cathode technology
If implemented, the move would cement Chinese dominance over the key battery material
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Pharma firms team up to study UK proteomics data
Largest proteomic study to date launched by consortium of 14 drug companies
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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
Chem teacher creates crosswords to inspire students
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China threatens to stop export of iron-based cathode technology
If implemented, the move would cement Chinese dominance over the key battery material
C&EN’s World Chemical Outlook for 2025
Donald J. Trump’s imminent return to the US presidency isn’t the only wild card for chemistry business and policy this year. Here’s what C&EN’s editors expect in the months ahead.
Pharma firms team up to study UK proteomics data
Largest proteomic study to date launched by consortium of 14 drug companies
Lead pollution in the air impacted all ancient Romans
Evidence from ice cores shows widespread lead pollution that may have caused IQ decline throughout the empire
Electrosynthesis goes wireless
Light-powered microelectronics enable high-throughput experimentation
A simpler way to make complex piperidines
Route combines biocatalytic oxidation and radical cross-coupling