Multiple sources, including journal articles and chemical catalogs, get the borate bonding and reactivity wrong

Policy leader talks about publishing, the scientific enterprise, and how chemistry fits into it all

Actions may include requiring industry to demonstrate safety of substances, akin to Europe’s REACH program

Adding functional groups to metal-organic frameworks can reinforce a flimsy structure

The French startup will develop an RNA-targeted therapy for the rare muscle disease centronuclear myopathy

Improvements to device may eventually cut external power demands for buildings by 50%

Sensor material outperforms conventional material by combining high transparency and low resistance

As they ride the wave, several storm clouds emerge on the horizon

These drugs could have beneficial population-wide effects in areas at risk for malaria and Zika, according to modeling study

The sensitive, tunable device is made of gold nanoparticles, a rubbery polymer, and a liquid dye

How BioVectra became a world-scale pharmaceutical contractor on Prince Edward Island

The German giant may build a new “Verbund” site in Guangdong, China.

Chemjobber on when hoarding chemicals and lab equipment becomes a problem

Textured catalyst prevents gas bubbles from clinging to surfaces

PlantArcBio, an Israeli start-up, will try out its new soybean genes at the University of Wisconsin

The German giant may build a new Verbund site in Guangdong, China

Adding functional groups to metal-organic frameworks can reinforce a flimsy structure

Strategy yields crystals big enough to reveal previously elusive structural details

Chemist Amy Prieto of Colorado State University discusses her work to commercialize a safer, more customizable battery

Smart, flexible skins measure and adapt to ambient temperatures

Researchers are working to fix genetic conditions like Gaucher disease before birth by testing experimental therapies on fetal animals

Semiconductor could help dissipate waste heat in electronics

Facilities where 19 died had not been inspected or approved

Horizon Europe raises stakes in global technology race

Un estudio hace que los científicos se replanteen cómo se desarrollan las infecciones bacterianas

Study shakes up scientists’ understanding of how bacterial infections develop

As chip components continue to shrink, the semiconductor industry explores alternatives to today’s copper connectors to avoid electrical problems

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