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June 12, 2023 Cover
Volume 101, Issue 19
Microbes figured out how to make these materials long ago. Industry is starting to catch on
Volume 101 |
Issue 19
Exploring the world of microproteins
Researchers are uncovering thousands of short proteins that could lead to a treasure trove of new biology and drugs
Can Germany’s chemical industry survive the gas crisis?
As high energy prices take an especially heavy toll on Europe’s industrial powerhouse, chemical companies consider moving production elsewhere
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From the archives: The 1950s
C&EN chronicles the breakup of IG Farben and the origin stories of three German chemical giants
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How octopuses beat brain freeze
Rewriting messenger RNA changes neuron protein structures in the cold
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FDA sets 10 ppb limit for arsenic in apple juice
Consumer advocates push for lower level to protect children
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Scientists find complex organic molecules in a young galaxy 12 billion light years away
JWST observed polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons that could help astronomers trace star formation in the early universe
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