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Turning CO₂ into a valuable resource
Can electrochemical reduction make fuels and chemicals from the greenhouse gas?
Wrestling with Lipinski’s rule of 5
The chemist introduced the guidelines more than 25 years ago. Drug designers still disagree about their value
How fluoropolymer makers are trying to hold on to their business
As the materials face regulatory fire, producers look to eliminate problematic polymerization aids
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Career Ladder: Kerisha Bowen
This litigator and patent prosecutor uses her background in chemistry to help clients get access to information they otherwise could not
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How psychedelic compounds stimulate neuronal growth
New study finds that hitting receptors inside cells is key
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Chemists subdue organolithiums by incorporating them into organogels
Air- and moisture-stable material makes these pyrophoric reagents safer and easier to handle
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BASF is cutting back at its main site in Germany
The company says high energy prices are forcing it to shut plants at its Ludwigshafen complex
