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India prioritizes new research foundation, biotech, and health in new budget
Other science agencies are slated for cuts
Solar geoengineering research could get funding injection
National Academies study recommends more research on these potentially risky approaches to cool the planet
ACS Council meets virtually in advance of ACS Spring 2021
Among its actions, ACS Council picks the 2022 candidates for ACS president-elect
The lab of the future is now
Recent demonstrations of AI-directed automation may herald a new world for drug and materials discovery
A tale of PFAS, pollution, and patent claims
A novel legal maneuver by Solvay threatens the availability of an analytical standard
What can we learn from Venus?
Planned and proposed missions to Earth's nearest neighbor could help scientists understand distant exoplanets' chemistry
Can FuelCell Energy's molten carbonate fuel cell help solve the CO₂ problem?
Company says its next-generation fuel cell can get gas and coal power plants close to green
Sponsored content: Remote control
The COVID-19 pandemic reveals the need for lab data solutions
Introducing borophane, a chemically stable form of borophene
Hydrogen treatment prevents oxidation, making material easier to process for applications
Surveying gut bugs in the wild
Compounds from wild animals' gut microbiomes could lead to new drugs
Building bridges out of azaarenes
Photochemical reaction spurs nitrogen-containing aromatic compounds to sacrifice stability and form bridged molecules
Podcast: How research on aging could keep us healthier longer
Stereo Chemistry explores some treatments being developed to tackle aging at the molecular level
Nanoparticle lattices stack up in solids
Chemical coating and material processing bring order from the nano to the macroscale
Atomic clock comparison could redefine the second
New method for comparing 3 clocks shows they are accurate to 18 decimal places
