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November 18, 2024 Cover
Volume 102, Issue 36
How biochemists are tinkering with the fundamental reactions in plants to improve crop yields
Cashing in on founder-led biotech
Scientists who want a say in the future of their inventions are once again moving from academia to the C-suite
Totally rad: Radiative materials redefine cool clothes for a hotter world
Fabrics designed to keep people comfortable without using energy could save lives and the planet
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Is Europe running out of chemistry teachers?
As shortages of qualified teachers plague schools, the chemical sciences community worries about who will inspire the next generation of scientists
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An AI-powered lab partner
Synthesis robot can run reactions, analyze data, and make decisions
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Industrial plumes seed snow
New evidence shows that plumes from industrial plants generate snowfall
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Big Pharma eyes a slew of molecular glues
The technology is quickly gaining adherents
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A ZnH-studded material that works at high temperatures could snatch CO2 from industrial exhaust
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