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3-D printer can build meter-tall objects in just a few hours
Cooling system helps printer build bigger structures in less time
From our archives: An essay on plutonium, by Shenda M. Baker
To celebrate the International Year of the Periodic Table, C&EN is re-releasing its favorite essays from a special 2003 collectors' issue celebrating the elements
Celebrating industry's impact with ACS's Heroes of Chemistry Award
Awards honor 4 industrial teams behind life-changing products
Pittsburgh's mayor denounces petrochemical development in western Pennsylvania
Industry critics applaud a stand that expands Bill Peduto's commitment to a green economy beyond the city limits
Evonik, Dow join to develop propylene glycol from hydrogen peroxide, propylene
New technology will complement successful peroxide-based route to propylene oxide
Sasol CEOs step down in wake of Louisiana project cost overruns
Shake-up is the result of mismanagement of Louisiana project
Spider eyes inspire compact camera
Metasurface lens could be used in low-power, compact depth sensors for robots and cell phones
Chemically tweaked nanotubes trap trions
Adding functional groups to carbon nanotubes lengthens lifetime of the unusual subatomic quasiparticles
Sending Huntington's protein to the garbage
Researchers screen over 3,000 compounds to find small molecules that clear mutant huntingtin protein
Argon reacts with nickel under pressure-cooker conditions
Argon acts like a metal to make an ArNi alloy in an environment that mimics the Earth's core
Gender pay gap persisted at US federal science agencies
The source of the wage differences varied by agency
Exposure to toxic substances threatens human rights, UN expert says
Governments must protect populations, says attorney and chemist Baskut Tuncak
Polymer provides extended release of estrogen
Material could lead to drug-releasing implants to treat spinal cord injury
KRAS drug developers offer early data on new classes of small molecules
Mirati unveils the first clinical data on its KRAS G12C inhibitor, while Amgen and Boehringer provide clues on how to expand the number of patients benefiting from KRAS-targeted drugs
Battery-like device could remove carbon dioxide from air
An efficient, modular device made of polymer electrodes soaks up carbon dioxide over a range of concentrations
Ex-DuPont CEO's words raise a ruckus
Ellen Kullman says the firm never intended to saddle Chemours with unlimited environmental liabilities
