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February 10, 2025 Cover

Volume 103, Issue 3

AI can deliver huge benefits to chemistry, but some also worry about the turbulence it might bring to the job market

Cover image:AI’s rapid advance in chemistry is starting to deliver huge benefits, but it is also causing turbulence for those with jobs in the field.

Credit: Chris Gash

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Volume 103 | Issue 3

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Wil Srubar, professor, University of Colorado Boulder

Drug Development

Pain meets precision medicine

Targeting voltage-gated sodium channels could usher in new opioid-free solutions for pain relief
Food Ingredients

FDA bans red no. 3 in food and drugs

Erythrosine color additive causes cancer in male rats, US agency says
Infectious disease

Why do bats play host to so many viruses?

Genomic clues point to their ability to control inflammation
Economy

Dow to cut 1,500 jobs as economic woes persist

Early company results show that the industry isn’t out of the downturn