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Editorial: Swimming in cities is a triumph of science and citizen action
As the Seine opens to recreational swimming for the first time in 100 years, we should applaud more than the science for such environmental cleanups
Field trial success for fighting banana weevils with fungal compounds
Researchers say one particular fungus-derived compound could help farmers avoid banana drama
When microbes and music mix
Two studies explore the curious case of ‘tenor horn lung’ and the effects of Mozart on mouse health
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Modified polymer could help people with PEG allergies
Tweaking the polyethylene glycol layer around lipid nanoparticles could prevent rare reactions to drugs, including some COVID-19 vaccines
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Indian firms strike flurry of deals in the US
Chemical makers and drug services firms acquire several facilities
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Bioprospectors mine microbial genomes for antibiotic gold
But turning what they find into drugs isn’t so easy
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- Periodic Graphics: The composition of Earth
- Magnetic stirrers linked to issues with reproducing chemistry results
- NC-ACS Project SEED program students head to Japan
- Editorial: Swimming in cities is a triumph of science and citizen action
- Team USA named to represent US in 57th International Chemistry Olympiad
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NIH staff break ranks in open letter to Director Jay Bhattacharya
Bethesda Declaration urges reversal of recent policies, including funding cuts
Editorial: Lessons in resilience from COVID-19
Is the current crisis in US research more debilitating for a generation than the pandemic?
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Common phthalate plasticizers pose health risks, EPA finds
Draft evaluations raise concerns about inhalation of DEHP, DBP for workers and dermal exposure for consumers
When microbes and music mix
Two studies explore the curious case of ‘tenor horn lung’ and the effects of Mozart on mouse health
Field trial success for fighting banana weevils with fungal compounds
Researchers say one particular fungus-derived compound could help farmers avoid banana drama
Baby’s fussy palate inspires a breast milk storage start-up
When his baby rejected frozen milk, this postdoc dad found a fix with a high-throughput screen
Magnetic stirrers linked to issues with reproducing chemistry results
From the lab that found impurities on your stir bar—your flask’s placement on a stirrer plate can mess with your reaction too
Modified polymer could help people with PEG allergies
Tweaking the polyethylene glycol layer around lipid nanoparticles could prevent rare reactions to drugs, including some COVID-19 vaccines