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What could the future of nanoscience look like?

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Insulating window material prevents heat loss while allowing more light through than glass

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AI flexes its protein design muscles for harsh environments

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Protein design takes big leap forward as model produces enzymes almost as effective as nature’s

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Romans’ hot recipe for self-healing concrete unravelled in Pompeii

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Inorganic homologous series forms solids with predictable structures

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Unexpected stability theorised in positron-bound beryllium dimers

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Bacteria tweaked to produce high yields of colour-changing pigment behind octopus camouflage

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Photo of coiling net-caster spider silk wins Royal Society competition

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US backs Bayer–Monsanto with glyphosate decision

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Crystal structure prediction reaches new heights with axitinib

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Simple yet elusive ortho-phosphite anion finally synthesised

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UK agrees higher drug prices to secure zero-tariff deal with US

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Probability model guides synthesis of interwoven catenane structure

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Swiss researchers glad to have rejoined EU science schemes but ponder damage of exclusion

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What next for open access as Coalition S scales back its ambitions?

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Global analysis identifies trends in platform chemical research

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Royal Society of Chemistry calls for labs to become more inclusive for disabled chemists

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Bottleable group 14 isonitrile a synthetic first

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