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Skeletal editing: How close are we to true cut-and-paste chemistry?
Reactions that alter organic scaffolds by a single atom are already proving useful, but time will tell if they’ll fundamentally change how molecules are made
AI tool uses team approach to solve quantum chemistry problems
El Agente Q brings the latest idea in large language model AI to computational chemistry
Chemistry in Pictures: That’s no moon
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‘We have committed ourselves to this toxicity’
Matthias Rillig’s research reveals a range of impacts of microplastics on soil-dwelling worms, bacteria, and plants—some of which may even harm human health
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Waters to acquire BD flow cytometry business in a deal valued at $17.5 billion
Instrument maker will move further into biology in a merger with Becton, Dickinson’s biosciences unit
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Protein sequences decoded from extremely old mammal teeth
2 new studies of enamel from rhino and elephant ancestors could help answer evolutionary questions that DNA can’t
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Your July 14, 2025 Issue
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