Approach dissolves adhesive polymers and recovers bags’ multiple components

From one bench to the next, Project SEED scholar Marc McKithen reflects on his career in chemistry and law

Growing this cousin of marijuana could help boost local farm economies

Smart, flexible skins measure and adapt to ambient temperatures

The Louisiana project will complement an ethylene cracker the Japanese company is building in the state

Congressional committee votes to give industry and other agencies greater input and to shift responsibility for IRIS program from research office

New partnership is part of GSK’s R&D face-lift, which includes an increased focus on immune system targets

An antibody called BAN2401 cleared amyloid-β proteins and slowed cognitive decline in people with mild Alzheimer’s disease

Survey shows little has changed in the decade since female professors were last asked about their careers

Now witness the firepower of the (almost) fully armed and operational European X-ray Free Electron Laser

Discovery confirms decades-old hypothesis

Chemical profits continue to rise as the global economy booms

Cutting-edge chemistry makes recreation in the wild more enjoyable—and more comfortable. 

Chemists at ShanghaiTech University are championing academic collaboration and eschewing traditional subject-matter divisions

Multiuser molecular simulation allows up to six chemists to manipulate structures in real time

Methyl mercaptan release killed four workers at La Porte site in 2014

A growing group of researchers believes photoprotective compounds from algae and other organisms could soothe consumers’ concerns

Seed companies say Europe will miss out on important innovations and benefits

Source of perfluorocarbon pollution as yet unknown, state says

Trump administration taps Kelvin Droegemeier to lead Office of Science & Technology Policy

Iron oxide particles and hydrogen peroxide bust biofilms on teeth in rat study

Pilot demonstrations at sites contaminated with dioxane could happen as early as next year

Recent work might have implications for drug development

Multiuser molecular simulation allows up to 6 chemists to manipulate structures in real time