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Accuracy of COVID-19 antibody tests questioned
Systematic review finds that the quality of diagnostic results strongly depends on when patient samples were taken.
Oil and water emulsion supports 3-D printing of liquid inks
Packed oil droplets can withstand ultraviolet and heat curing of soft 3-D printed parts
US EPA won't appeal court ruling against its policy on science advisers
Agency lays out another route it can use to bar grant recipients from serving
Developing countries face diagnostic challenges as the COVID-19 pandemic surges
The Foundation for Innovative New Diagnostics is at the forefront of efforts to expand testing in low- and middle-income countries
Mass spec and circular dichroism combination can analyze biomolecule chirality
Gas-phase CD spectra resemble solution-phase spectra
US chemical industry is in for a brutal 2020
Firms have been battered by the worst recession since the Great Depression
Award for Volunteer Service to Mary K. Engelman
Industrial chemist honored for her leadership and mentorship on numerous ACS committees and divisions
Periodic Graphics: A guide to COVID-19 testing
Chemical educator and <i>Compound Interest</i> blogger Andy Brunning captures the current state of diagnostics for novel coronavirus infection.
Paul Alivisatos named 2021 Priestley Medalist
UC Berkeley researcher honored for pioneering work in nanomaterials and service to the science community
How to 3-D print tissue-repairing implants inside live mice
Structures made in skin, brain, and muscle could regenerate tissues without the need for surgery
Scientists take a closer look at materials for homemade masks
Study examines fabric pore size and the effects of static electricity on filtering tiny aerosol particles
Bayer to pay more than $10 billion to settle Roundup and other lawsuits
The company says the agreement will resolve thousands of cases claiming damages from products made by Monsanto
Carbon capture and reuse gain steam
US government and European firms invest in CO₂ capture projects
Japanese firms drop Moody's for credit ratings
Sumitomo Chemical and DIC will rely on a local rater after Moody's downgrades them
Trump throws international science immigration into turmoil
Temporary ban on H-1B and other visas will affect thousands of scientists from industry and academia
Sanofi invests $425 million in Translate Bio's mRNA vaccines
The companies are making vaccines for COVID-19 and other infectious diseases
Hazardous reactions database moving to CAS
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