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July 1, 2024 Cover
Volume 102, Issue 20
After the unwanted chemicals are removed, disposal is the next challenge
Getting PFAS out of drinking water
After the unwanted chemicals are removed, disposal is the next challenge
Packing more energy into sports drinks and gels
As the field floods with new options for endurance athletes, preference still drives their choices for race day
Tire makers strive to fix their electric car problem
Companies are trying to reckon with the tire’s tendency to wear out faster due to heavier weight and torque
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Materials scientist explains why he started commenting on PubPeer
Angus Wilkinson reflects on his first 6 months as a part-time research sleuth
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Chemistry’s image is harming talent acquisition
The opportunities in chemical industry are vast, but many aren’t aware of them
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Periodic Graphics: The science of space elevators
Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning explores what kinds of materials we would need to build an elevator to outer space.
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Science Concentrates
- Designed protein ‘minibinders’ help treat colitis in mice
- Bacteria flex to break down strange sugars
- Radical reaction enables protecting group-free sugar chemistry
- Neonicotinoid use found to be associated with butterfly declines despite being tolerant in the lab
- Potential solar cell material can be both hard and insulating
The next generation of genome editing is making big changes to DNA
Using bridge RNA, scientists can induce large insertions, deletions, and rearrangements in a genome
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- Covestro opens books to ADNOC for takeover
- Lilly partners with OpenAI to develop novel antibiotics
- Vent and burn 'unnecessary' in East Palestine, safety board finds
- US Chemical Safety Board finds cascading errors led to fatal incident at BP-Husky refinery
- Air Liquide to spend $850 million on oxygen and nitrogen supply in Texas
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