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March 18, 2024 Cover

Volume 102, Issue 8

Stanford chemist has created not just a new field of chemistry but also a new way to be a chemist

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Volume 102 | Issue 8

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Jeremy Baskin, chemical biologist, Cornell University

Carbon dioxide emitters and users are piloting technology in the Big Apple

The country’s massive oil-to-chemical complexes have led to oversupply in polyester, nylon, and other aromatic-derived chemicals

Research Integrity

Crystallography databases hunt for fraudulent structures

By working with journals and crystallographers, databases aim to catch fraud earlier
Business

Who wants to buy Teva’s API business?

Drug company is selling its active ingredient division at a tough time for the sector
Biological Chemistry

New hope for treating lethal snakebites

In a recent study, researchers make important strides toward developing a broad-spectrum antivenom against deadly snakes such as cobras, mambas, and kraits
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