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Radicals settle into 6-membered rings and create valuable functional groups for pharmaceuticals
Ultraviolet light creates cavities in the cadmium-containing MOM, allowing for reversible water harvesting
Medicinal chemists think a lot about minimizing off-target effects. But for this family of transcription factors, hitting several targets seems to lend greater efficacy
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Marijuana products approved by the FDA and regulated by state marijuana licenses are now considered lower-risk drugs
A triangular bismuth cluster helps clarify how ring currents behave in heavy-element systems
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Industry and environmental advocates clash over the country’s primary chemical law while the EPA confronts implementation challenges and courts referee
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Podcast: Inflection Point
A new report from Change Chemistry and UMass Lowell, in collaboration with dozens of companies, argues for incentives to boost both supply and demand for safer, sustainable chemicals
Firm’s footprint in the Americas will be an advantage as other regions throttle back production
The 54th Middle Atlantic Regional Meeting will celebrate ACS’s 150th anniversary, molecular milestones, and the future of chemistry
After last year’s record low, NSF grants the highest number of GRFP awards since 2023, though some fields did better than others
Lightbulb-like device with glowing filament turns methane into ethylene and aromatics, avoids carbon dioxide emissions
Largest illegal database of scientific papers has gaps in recently published literature, but its chatbot can still prove useful—especially for less-timely questions
