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Eastman reduces outlook, while an analyst downgrades Dow

University of Pennsylvania spinout uses mRNA and targeted lipid nanoparticles for cell therapy

The society honors the volunteers who support its local sections, divisions, international chapters, and regional meetings

New board members face steep climb

This content creator uses her chemistry background to explain personal care products to the public

Direct-air capture and blue ammonia projects are planned for Wyoming, Texas

Once adorned in gold leaf, the ceilings of the Alhambra palace complex owe their royal hues to gold nanoparticles

<i>Stereo Chemistry</i> explores the impact of the world’s hunger for lithium-ion batteries, an important tool in the fight against climate change

The field depends significantly on petroleum for solvents and raw materials. Organic chemists need to plan for a future in which society moves away from oil

Decision indicates pharmaceuticals may join semiconductors and electronics on the radar screen for security risks

Powering process heat via electricity can lower energy intensity, report says

Among the tools in the company’s arsenal is gene editing of mitochondrial DNA

Community college programs point students toward rewarding careers in chemistry

A training model firmly established in Germany, apprenticeships are becoming increasingly popular as a means to train the next generation of chemists in other parts of Europe and the US

Apprenticeships and community colleges provide nontraditional paths for young people to get into chemistry careers

Ammonia gets most of the attention, but some people think liquid organic hydrogen carriers will find a niche in the energy transition