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Teri Odom named editor-in-chief of <i>Nano Letters</i>
Northwestern University chemist will focus on building a global community
Study examines gender bias in Royal Society of Chemistry journals
Women are less likely to author chemistry research papers, and their papers are less likely to be cited in other articles
US EPA lacks data to support chemical evaluations
Advisory committee, numerous stakeholders criticize latest risk assessments
Electrochemical Haber-Bosch cuts energy demand and CO<sub>2</sub> emissions
Shrinking the multistep process into 1 reactor could make the critical industrial process more sustainable
Satellite measurements reveal changing atmospheric NO<sub><i>x</i></sub> lifetimes
A new study reports on the complex behaviors of the ozone-producing pollutant across North American cities since 2005
Silicone anode start-ups attract new investment
Fresh money will enable Sila Nanotechnologies and Amprius to ramp up production
Scientists find the smallest number of water molecules that can form ice
Experiments and simulations clarify how freezing happens in nanosized droplets
Nanowire solar cells withstand more radiation than their flat counterparts
The devices could lead to lighter, more durable spacecraft and easily deployable space-based solar arrays
US EPA aims to crack down on chemical makers' ethylene oxide emissions
Proposed regulation would require facilities to control leaks
Shape-morphing microbots take wing
Tiny robots made of magnetic panels undergo complex shape changes under magnetic fields
Video: What lies at the end of the periodic table?
Chemists explore the table's heaviest chemistry
Chemist launches carbon-negative vodka company
Air Co., started by C&EN Talented 12 alum Staff Sheehan, makes the cocktail staple from captured CO₂
An ‘anti-aging' gene therapy trial in dogs begins, and Rejuvenate Bio hopes humans will be next
The startup, spun out of George Church's lab, has tested an experimental therapy that treats four age-related diseases in mice
Genetic glitch may forestall Alzheimer's
Researchers aim to develop new therapies that mimic the mutation's effects
Being bullied? Here's what to do
Recognize what's really going on, enlist support, and be kind to yourself
Trump picks Stephen Hahn to run the FDA
The hospital administrator would be the fifth person to helm the agency since Trump took office
Filter made with tropical tree seeds purges viruses from water
Sand coated with Moringa seed extract could offer inexpensive, sustainable drinking water filtration
Fluorescent nanoparticles light up rocks' pores
A simple method reveals porosity of geological materials
Amping up the pharma lab: Drug companies explore the potential of electrochemistry
Medicinal and process chemists are starting to tap into the current trend
