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Future of U.S. biomedical research enterprise threatened by academic imbalances
Postdocs, early career scientists need more support, National Academies study says
Novartis and Berkeley researchers team up to tackle the industry’s toughest drug targets
The collaborators hope new advances in chemical biology could open up the human proteome
Coatings entrepreneur wants to use his ultrathin films to solve problems in the developing world
Having founded three successful start-ups, Durham University chemist Jas Pal Badyal is setting his sights on cleaning up the world’s water
Plastic bans in India expand to 18 states
Business leaders concerned about effect on plastics industry, businesses that use plastic products
Mixtures of liver enzymes improve drug leads
Technique uncovers potent analogs using less material and time
Chemical makers call for talks to resolve trade tiff with China
Tariffs threaten growth of U.S. chemical industry, Congress told
Semiconductor silver sulfide stretches like metal
As the first known room-temperature ductile inorganic semiconductor, the material could boost flexible electronics applications
March for Science pushes onward
Fewer, smaller events in 2018 than in 2017
Microbes help release CO<sub>2</sub> from eroding rocks
Carbon oxidation happens at a faster rate than scientists expected
Fighting ocean plastics at the source
Governments, nongovernmental organizations, and industry are turning their attention to developing countries in Asia to stop the flow of plastics into the sea
Hard-to-get fungal natural products found
Technique produces compounds made naturally by tough-to-culture fungi or poorly expressed genes
Naked pentazolate caught as a silver salt
Polynitrogen compound prepared without any stabilizing species
Friction device converts hair frizz to electricity
Hair’s static-electric properties make it an ideal electrode material for triboelectric generators
