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April 14, 2025 Cover
Volume 103, Issue 10
Can climate catastrophe be stymied by tweaking seawater chemistry?
Metalplant farms nickel instead of mining it
The phytomining start-up is using plants to extract nickel from Albania’s soil
12 drug candidates debut in San Diego
Structures unveiled during first-time disclosures symposium
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Under pressure, Japan’s chemical giants pivot
Mitsubishi and Sumitomo seek refuge in specialties after setbacks in drugs, petrochemicals
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Global science bodies pivot to capitalize on US brain drain
Canada and China both have reasons to lure top talent, but Europe’s sense of urgency runs higher
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Opinion: How patents can serve the common good
We want wide, fast, and affordable access for our new antiviral. It might sound counterintuitive, but a patent will help us do that
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New US tariffs spare many chemicals
New Tariffs against China hit 104% as trade war escalates
