Chemical News

President proposes increases for research funding and environmental justice

Evonne Baldauff of the Pittsburgh Section is named the global winner

Companies are still sorting out their Russia stance a year after the invasion of Ukraine

Bill to equalize federal tax credits for carbon dioxide sequestration and use is drawing fire

Start-ups claim biobased colors for food and textiles will benefit human health and the environment

Researchers have already uncovered many previously unknown PMIs with mass spec technique

The UCLA chemistry graduate student advanced representation of Black researchers in the chemical sciences

Corn growers and pesticide makers claim ban violates trade agreement

Solubility and foldability may have played role in selection of amino acids

This chemist’s class-action lawsuit against the University of Minnesota 50 years ago helped pave the way for women in academia

Institution needs to take firmer action in case, letter writers say

Start-up also brings in $60 million series A

Inclusive language and images make C&EN more accurate and respectful

The venture capital company commits $50 million to the start-up launch

Can electrochemical reduction make fuels and chemicals from the greenhouse gas?

As the materials face regulatory fire, producers look to eliminate problematic polymerization aids