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June 27, 2022 Cover
Volume 100, Issue 23
As more chemicals are available to test in the search for drugs, researchers have to decide where to look
Hunting for drugs in chemical space
As more chemicals are available to test in the search for drugs, researchers have to decide where to look
The chemical industry’s new green deals
Chemical companies are increasingly paying attention to how mergers and acquisitions affect their environmental goals
Periodic Graphics: The chemistry of textile fibers
Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning weaves together chemical information about the different fibers in our clothing
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Introducing 2D semiconducting electrides
Discovery of unusual electron-rich compound may lead to applications in electronic devices and energy storage
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US EPA to reassess health risks of glyphosate
Court orders agency to evaluate cancer risks and impacts on endangered species
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Umicore wants to build the world’s largest battery recycling plant
Other companies are also scaling up recycling in Europe
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Gene therapy companies look beyond adeno-associated viruses
Carbon BioSciences, others emerge with non-AAV delivery systems
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Introducing 2D semiconducting electrides
Discovery of unusual electron-rich compound may lead to applications in electronic devices and energy storage
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