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March 4, 2024 Cover

Volume 102, Issue 7

Cleantech start-ups vie for a piece of the PFAS destruction market

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Quote of the Week

“Our mission is to end PFAS, not to beat the other guys who are ending PFAS.”

Nigel Sharp, CEO and cofounder, Aquagga

  • US Defense Department funds chemical capacity building

    $192.5 million will help replace critical raw materials currently sourced abroad

  • Dispatch from the lab of the future

    The Society for Laboratory Automation and Screening’s annual conference offers a glimpse into labs staffed by robots

  • Indiana punts on PFAS bill

    Proposed law to narrow the definition of PFAS now floats in legislative limbo

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Drug Discovery

An antibiotic built for better binding

Cresomycin’s conformationally restricted structure makes a tight fit with bacterial ribosomes and pushes away methyl groups that can confer resistance

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