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Alaaeddin Alsbaiee
Polymer pro is smoothing the way to superior silicon data storage
Derya Baran
Solar power innovator is creating organic materials for cheaper, more efficient photovoltaics
Cesunica Ivey
Air quality crusader is gathering information about our daily exposures to dangerous emissions
Chern-Hooi Lim
Photocatalyst phenom is developing organic molecules that spur on light-powered reactions
Emilie Ringe
Plasmonics pioneer is harnessing the potential of magnesium nanoparticles
Patrick Fier
Manufacturing magician is creating chemical transformations to scale up drug syntheses
Hans Renata
Chemoenzymatic conductor is using enzymes to accomplish exquisitely selective chemical reactions
Diego Solis-Ibarra
Perovskite powerhouse is perfecting this family of sunlight-absorbing semiconductors
Jesús Velázquez
Catalyst connoisseur is studying materials that could mitigate climate change or clean up water
Katya Vinogradova
Proteomics path paver is using organic chemistry to glean information on immune system proteins
Ziyang Zhang
Chemical biology champion is toppling tough drug targets with novel approaches
Community groups score against Formosa in St. James Parish, Louisiana
Army Corps of Engineers calls for an environmental review of proposed $9.4 billion plastics plant
Brain rejuvenation via the gut in mice
Poop transplants improve aging brains in mice
Crystal engineering improves acetylene purification
Fine-tuning pore size and chemical affinity overcomes classic gas-separation trade-off
NSF seeks to improve geographic diversity in funding
New committee members will evaluate whether current program could be better
How worried should we be about the Lambda variant?
The variant now dominates in Peru, but people who are vaccinated shouldn't panic
Supersensitive crystal may help find dark matter
Ultracold ions overcome quantum limit to detect weak magnetic fields
Electrochemical method allows imaging of single reactions
Light-emitting electrochemical reactions reveal surfaces and cells at high resolution
