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What US chemists make, according to the 2019 ACS salary survey
ACS's reintroduced salary survey shows that unemployment is flat and salaries overall are slightly up since 2016
H. N. Cheng is 2020 ACS president-elect
Members also pass petition to streamline ACS governing documents
H. N. Cheng is 2020 ACS President-Elect
Members also pass petition to streamline ACS governing documents
The art of salary negotiations
How to not leave money on the table
Custom CRISPR therapies could be closer than you think
Rich Horgan has assembled a team to quickly develop a gene-editing therapy for his brother's rare form of muscular dystrophy. Other people with rare diseases hope they are next
California researchers learn to roll with power outages
Bay Area blackouts this month highlight potential risk to power-sensitive research
Solar and offshore wind-energy sources set for huge global growth
Technology gains, cost reductions, and government support are driving expansion, IEA report says
ديفيد ليو يكشف عن جهاز “إبحث وعدّل” بتقنية كريسبر , ويؤسس شركة ناشئة لتوفيره تجارياً
شركة Beam Therapeutics وشركة ناشئة إسمها Prime Medicine ستقومان بتطوير علاجات إعتماداً على تقنيات التعديلات الأولية , والتي بإمكانها إضافة، إزالة ، أو تغيير نيوكليوتيدات في أي مكان في المورثات الجينية (الجينوم)
Automation for the people: Training a new generation of chemists in data-driven synthesis
ROAR and other UK initiatives aim to democratize access to high-throughput equipment and industrial know-how
Measuring heat flow through a single molecule
Understanding thermal conductance at the nanoscale could lead to better electronics
Periodic Graphics: Metal-air batteries, present and future
Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning supplies the latest on these promising energy-storage devices.
Batteries need a boost to fly the friendly skies
Lithium-air batteries are a front-runner to power regional electric air travel, but they haven't yet left the lab bench
The race is on to repurpose garbage
Despite a spotty track record, companies keep trying to convert trash into energy, fuels, and chemicals
Peatlands may hold double the carbon previously thought
An updated algorithm reveals a much larger carbon stock in northern peatlands
Particulate matter pollution climbs in US, reversing years of decline
Industrial boilers, diesel vehicles, and use of natural gas drive increase
Engineered pacifier measures glucose in saliva
Wireless sensor could be a convenient way to monitor newborns' health
Drought protection for plants
Plant-hormome-mimicking molecule helps more crops retain water
