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Cosmetic preservative butylparaben regulation proposed in EU
Denmark's plan would cue up chemical for possible authorization
US science and technology funding gets boost for 2020
NASA and DOE programs are big winners, NIH appropriations are up 6.5%
Organic synthesis by brute force
Redox reaction goes solvent free with help from a ball miller and piezoelectric compounds
Joan-Emma Shea and Gregory Scholes to take the helm of the <i>Journal of Physical Chemistry</i>
New editor-in-chiefs will focus on broadening the journals' global reach
Scientists made an HIV drug using nothing but enzymes
The biocatalytic cascade uses nine enzymes, five of them engineered, to make islatravir in just three steps
Atrazine renewal moves forward in the US
Regulators propose slight changes to widely used herbicide
EU countries to propose restrictions on PFAS
Plan would effect all but essential uses
3-D-printed microscope can make single-molecule measurements
Device yields quality data comparable to those of conventional instruments
Clariant to sell masterbatch unit to PolyOne
$1.6 billion deal ends drama over what would become of the unit
Featherweight magnets made from aerogels embedded with nanoparticles
Aerogel magnets could find use in small motors, lightweight electronics, and medical devices
More teams, more diversity: The Royal Society of Chemistry overhauls its awards
After an internal analysis, the society realized that they needed their awards to better reflect their membership
Hydrogen blast led to deaths at US silicones plant
Facility lacked functioning detectors for flammable gases
FTC seeks to block Illumina's deal for PacBio
Agency labels Illumina a “monopolist” and sets a hearing on the next-generation sequencing acquisition for August
Researchers home in on how some people's immune cells keep HIV in check
People who naturally fight off HIV do so with the help of immune cells that don't kill the virus but hobble its ability to replicate
Magnetic bone scaffolds can help speed bone cell growth
Remotely activated bone scaffolds can mimic the effects of patient movement and may someday help bone regeneration
Podcast: How do you solve a problem like the ozone hole?
How the world came together to heal the ozone layer-and the lessons learned that can help in the battle against climate change
Are invading earthworms spurring global warming?
Earthworms may unleash billions of metric tons of carbon from northern boreal forests
Triplet Therapeutics launches with $59 million to develop antisense therapies for Huntington's and more
The startup believes a single target could stall the development of dozens of triplet-repeat diseases, including Huntington's and myotonic dystrophy
DuPont's nutrition business will merge with IFF
Transaction continues a sweeping reconfiguration of the 2-century-old chemical company
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