For U.S. science policy, big shift ahead
Here’s how Congress and Trump could affect the chemistry enterprise
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January 16, 2017 Cover
Volume 95, Issue 3
Here’s how Congress and Trump could affect the chemistry enterprise
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Here’s how Congress and Trump could affect the chemistry enterprise
Scientists use nanomaterials to fashion wearable devices that harvest energy from motion
Los químicos elevan la complejidad de estas estructuras entrelazadas al tejer tres hilos juntos en lugar de sólo dos
Chemjobber on fighting the temptation to work long hours in the lab
Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning queries the chemical tactics conifers use to make it through the winter
Link between plant emissions and superbugs is getting attention, though some industry pushback continues
Magnesium silicide particles can react with oxygen in acidic tumor environments