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Video: Stretchy polymer lights up under stress
Rotaxane structures stitched into the material could enable reversible, colorful force sensors
Liquid biopsy start-up Thrive launches with $110 million to develop affordable early cancer detection tests
The start-up is based on the CancerSEEK test developed by oncologist Bert Vogelstein and colleagues at Johns Hopkins Medical School
EU to quadruple REACH compliance checks
Chemical industry safety data failings exposed by environmentalists
KLM to scale up biobased jet fuel
Dutch airline and partners to build Europe's first dedicated facility
CAS names its 2019 Future Leaders
Awardees will visit CAS headquarters in Columbus, Ohio, this August
Baby teeth reveal children's past lead exposure
The study analyzed baby teeth from children living near a polluting battery recycling facility in Los Angeles
To get noble gases to forge bonds, chemists go to extremes
Despite challenging conditions and a lack of funding, some researchers still see rewards in coaxing reactivity from these nearly inert elements
أسنان الاطفال اللبنية تكشف تعرض الأطفال للرصاص في الماضي
حللت الدراسة الأسنان اللبنية من أطفال يعيشون بالقرب من منشأة ملوثة لإعادة تدوير البطاريات في لوس أنجلوس
US Chemical Safety Board operation threatened as members dwindle
New members must be nominated by President Trump, who has proposed eliminating the agency
Video: Stretchy polymer lights up under stress
Rotaxane structures stitched into the material could enable reversible, colorful force sensors
Hiring managers share tips for landing your first chemical industry job
Strengthen your ‘soft' skills, project positive energy, and more advice to help you get your foot in the door
Recent hires reflect on the industry experience
New industrial chemists share what they've learned so far and what advice they have for others
Swarming nanoparticles bridge gaps in electronic circuits
Magnetic field manipulates a flock of gold-coated iron oxide nanoparticles
Protein-rich microalgae can grow at the high CO<sub>2</sub> levels in industrial exhaust
Tapping into carbon dioxide emissions from industrial processes could make microalgae a sustainable protein source for animal feed
Method maps reddish pigment in fossil
Correlation of sulfur and zinc suggests distribution of pheomelanin
British contract research firms fight to find science talent
As business with drug companies grows, keeping the lab bench full is an increasing challenge
Waiting (and waiting) for rejection
Chemjobber offers advice on how employers can ease the most difficult part of job searching
