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March 4, 2024 Cover
Volume 102, Issue 7
Cleantech start-ups vie for a piece of the PFAS destruction market
Volume 102 |
Issue 7
New schizophrenia medications could signal a comeback for psychiatric drugs
Muscarinic agonists may reignite Big Pharma’s interest in psychiatry
Mona Minkara talks science accessibility and the 'unseen advantage' of diversifying the lab
This Northeastern University professor discusses her experience being blind in science and the tools that might help other researchers with disabilities
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US Defense Department funds chemical capacity building
$192.5 million will help replace critical raw materials currently sourced abroad
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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
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Indiana punts on PFAS bill
Proposed law to narrow the definition of PFAS now floats in legislative limbo
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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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