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Electronic waste is a gold mine waiting to be tapped. How can companies dig in?
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Periodic Graphics: Summer hair color changes
Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning shines light on how summer activities can change the hues of some hairdos
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Nodules in the deep sea may be a source of ‘dark oxygen’
Millions of years old, potato-sized rocks may be generating electricity that splits seawater and produces O2
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Your July 29, 2024 Issue
- Electronic waste is a gold mine waiting to be tapped. How can companies dig in?
- The future of science publishing
- What is in tick spit, and how does it help the creepy-crawlies stick to their hosts?
- Noah Whiteman digs into the plant toxins we consume
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Electronic waste is a gold mine waiting to be tapped. How can companies dig in?
This fast-rising waste stream contains billions of dollars’ worth of metals, and start-ups are seeking efficient, sustainable ways to recover that treasure
A gel for storing protein therapeutics
Material prevents proteins from aggregating, then releases them cleanly with the push of a syringe
Electronic waste is a gold mine waiting to be tapped. How can companies dig in?
This fast-rising waste stream contains billions of dollars’ worth of metals, and start-ups are seeking efficient, sustainable ways to recover that treasure
Nodules in the deep sea may be a source of ‘dark oxygen’
Millions of years old, potato-sized rocks may be generating electricity that splits seawater and produces O2
Vaccines in US stockpile may protect against current H5N1 virus strain
Antibodies from past clinical trial participants neutralized bird flu virus from clade circulating in US dairy cows
Can H5N1 bind to human-type receptors? The answer is complicated
H5N1 transmission data in new paper reassuring but questions remain around receptor binding assay data