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Biomanufacturing isn’t cleaning up chemicals
Synthetic biology firms promised a low-carbon industry, but so far they haven’t delivered
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Negotiators have had a particularly hard time with the plastics treaty. But how do UN treaties work, and how can this one move forward?
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The mysterious phenomenon has been reported for centuries. Are scientists any closer to figuring it out?
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Biotech fundraising in 2024: a story of haves and have-nots
Fewer firms are raising money. But those that can are getting record-breaking investment
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Outrun Therapeutics launches to stabilize proteins
The company spun out of the University of Dundee
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Nobel Prize–awarding institution receives an ACS HIST award plaque honoring the discovery of nuclear fission
The award recognizes the groundbreaking research that enabled nuclear power and the Manhattan Project
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- Biomanufacturing isn’t cleaning up chemicals
- World policymakers trudge tough road as they reconvene in Ottawa for the fourth UN plastics meeting
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Miniature polymeric tubes separate enantiomers
Devices could offer an alternative to chromatography and speed screening of chiral compounds