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November 28, 2022 Cover
Volume 100, Issue 42
Accident investigators often study aircraft components’ materials to identify the root cause of failure and find ways to ensure safety
Cover image:Accident investigators often study aircraft components’ materials to identify the root cause of failure and find ways to ensure safety.
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How materials scientists investigate plane crashes
Accident investigators often study aircraft components’ materials to identify the root cause of failure and find ways to ensure safety
Cloudy outlook for sunscreen ingredients in the US
DSM is close to winning US FDA approval for a new UV filter, the first in almost 20 years, just as the agency considers removing most other options from the market
Celebrating #InclusiveChem for the 2022 #RealTimeChem Week
Chemists across Twitter highlighted inclusivity in the central science
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LGBTQ+ chemists react to Carolyn Bertozzi’s Nobel win
Throughout her career, Bertozzi has been a champion and role model for queer chemists
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Snapdragon rebounds with a deal to be acquired by Cambrex
Agreement comes weeks after the US Treasury halted a sale to China’s Asymchem
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University of California strike impacts chemists
The labor action by graduate student researchers, teaching assistants, and postdocs shuts down some classes and labs
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Half-lives of rare isotopes revealed
New isotope accelerator lets scientists explore the limits of atomic structure
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University of California strike impacts chemists
The labor action by graduate student researchers, teaching assistants, and postdocs shuts down some classes and labs
