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January 27, 2025 Cover

Volume 103, Issue 2

After a breakdown in US-Russia relations, Riken finds itself ahead of its rivals. And Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory chases element 120

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Quote of the Week

“We must continue to work together to develop and advance bold goals for sustainable chemistry.”

Joel Tickner, professor of public health, University of Massachusetts Lowell

How Japan took the lead in the race to discover element 119

After a breakdown in US-Russia relations, Riken finds itself ahead of its rivals. And Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory chases element 120

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    The computational chemistry firm Schrödinger argues that AI isn’t enough in drug discovery

  • How to improve the US sustainable chemistry strategy

    To have impact, the plan must advance a bold vision of safer, more sustainable chemicals and processes at scale

  • Periodic Graphics: The science of weight-loss drugs

    Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning explores the blockbuster weight-loss drugs called GLP-1 receptor agonists.

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