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Volume 101, Issue 27

Bolstered with new molecular insights, scientists navigate the maze of pediatric neuro-oncology

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Yoshiko Tsuji, professor, University of Tokyo’s Environmental Safety Center

Bolstered with new molecular insights, scientists navigate the maze of pediatric neuro-oncology

Eliminating greenhouse gases will require cooperation among disparate firms in a struggling chemical industry

Chemists developed magnetic resonance imaging—and are still finding new ways to make it brighter

Food Science

Periodic Graphics: Kitchen chemistry hacks explained

Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning reveals the chemical recipes behind common kitchen shortcuts.
Policy

Biden picks two DAC hubs for federal funding

Texas and Louisiana projects to capture CO2 from the air will get a combined $1.2 billion
Infectious disease

Synthetic molecules can burst virus membranes

Peptide-mimicking molecules show antiviral properties and pierce bubble-like envelopes
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