Новости за 02.12.2020

The small molecules will bolster its weak drug pipeline

Many galaxies seem to have bubbles of dark matter enveloping them, but finding out if every galaxy is like this is an ongoing area of research, writes Chanda Prescod-Weinstein

Spherical Tokamak for Energy Production reactor would be small—key to avoiding astronomical costs

47% of chemists have been ‘extremely’ or ‘very’ affected by Covid-19

Technique adapted to interrogate nucleation and growth mechanism

Featuring a unique concept to present all sustainable and renewable material solutions at one event

Regulators around the world working towards accelerated decisions on vaccine data

Rollout may start next week, prioritizing health workers, the elderly, and other vulnerable populations

Readers muse on thermal hazard data, and ask for help with an embroidered periodic table

But many hurdles remain before approach can be tried in people

Serum Institute of India rejects link between its vaccine and neurological symptoms—but declines to provide details

Chemists overcomes challenges of handling explosive and toxic nitrogen to investigate its structure using Germany’s most expensive x-ray source

Industry fears divergence of UK and EU regulations could spell disaster for trade

Approach aims to help sanctuaries provide better care for retired research chimps

Analyses of GPS-tracked competitions reveal fast starts lead to strong finishes

Newly uncovered developmental mechanism may pattern the coats of other mammals, too

We know cloves as a spice in the kitchen and in this Clever Picture we want to take a closer look at what clove is

The UK has embarked on a step to building the world’s first nuclear fusion power station, by launching a search for a 100-plus hectare site where it can be plugged into the electricity grid

Some birds can detect the movement of distant prey by plunging their beaks into soil or water – and the “sixth sense” may have begun to evolve in predatory dinosaurs

The impacts of climate change on people’s health around the world, including deaths due to heatwaves, are at their “most worrying” since an international initiative began tracking them five years ago