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Watching birds is great entertainment, and there's fascinating physics behind how some get their colours, says Chanda Prescod-Weinstein

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State's determination helps chemical industry but could threaten communities' health

DNA of 14,000 year old man shows far-flung ancestral population

I live-tweeted a fascinating and perhaps rather depressing meeting with William Haseltine via a Reuters Newsmaker Broadcast. His talk was upbeat but the message does not offer a positive outlook unless we can collaborate internationally to identify, trace, and isolate and go back to early antivirals to treat people urgently. A vaccine will probably never … Continue reading "Covid-19 Reuters Newsmaker Broadcast with William Haseltine"

Scientist who worked at the Cleveland Clinic for over 20 years was allegedly also secretly serving as a dean at a Chinese university

Computation guides experiments towards a de-alloyed copper–aluminium catalyst

To safely lift lockdown restrictions, countries need to have a low number of daily new cases and the capacity to conduct extensive testing and contact tracing

New program aims to have two prototype reactors running within 7 years

How Richard Brown helped to redefine the mole

Material that sucks water from air increases solar cells’ performance by up to 19%

Gene that protects against gut parasites spreads at “unimaginable” speed

Chemistry Europe is proud to honor its new Fellows for their support and contributions towards the European joint publishing venture

Biologists fear for endangered species

First commercial crew flight deepens ties between company and space agency

$1.3 million prize draws criticism

The reaction proceeds on peptides and proteins such as antibodies, and can be used for cysteine proteomic profiling in living cells

University of Michigan chemist Kerri Pratt and her team study climate-critical reactions with mass spectrometry

New Virginia firm partners with a pharmaceutical chemical maker in its made-in-America gambit