Video: Cremation, burial, or composting? Calculating the environmental costs of the afterlife
C&EN’s Speaking of Chemistry looks at the carbon footprint we leave behind
For pharma services firms, big assets can pose major risks
Despite a spotty track record, contract development and manufacturing organizations push on in their acquisition of drugmakers’ factories
New rule for lead in drinking water may reduce US public health protection
Updated regulation would improve public notification but slow replacement of lead pipes
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Turning lignin into bioactive molecules in three green steps
Efficient, waste-free process transforms pine wood into novel benzazepines
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Milasen: The drug that went from idea to injection in 10 months
A custom antisense oligonucleotide drug has set records for both personalization and speed in drug development
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A protein in the brain may link smoking and diabetes
Nicotine overrides the communication pathway between the brain and pancreas, causing high glucose levels in rats
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Chemistry in Pictures
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British students decline to study chemistry
Drop in undergraduate applications attributed to the field’s poor public image
Jen Heemstra on the importance of relationships in science
Your career is as much about the people as it is about the research
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New rule for lead in drinking water may reduce US public health protection
Updated regulation would improve public notification but slow replacement of lead pipes
Newly discovered enzyme adds iodine to diverse substrates
Halogenase found in virus that infects photosynthetic bacteria
Three researchers who uncovered how cells respond to oxygen awarded 2019 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
William G. Kaelin Jr., Sir Peter J. Ratcliffe, and Gregg L. Semenza share award for discovering how cells sense and adapt to oxygen availability
NMR prediction glitch found and fixed
The error produced incorrect peak assignments