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Toxic wastewater from Chinese-owned copper mine threatens Zambian communities and environment

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Apprenticeship students outperformed those taking a traditional chemistry degree at the University of Bradford

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Indian court bans Sci-Hub, leaving some researchers worried

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Thioesters could explain how proteins first formed on early Earth

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Iupac defends contested project to redefine PFAS

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New UK science minister appointed following cabinet reshuffle

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This deep-sea worm turns two toxins into a harmless mineral

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Iupac wants its new responsible chemistry principles in undergrad textbooks

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Electron irradiation converts hydrocarbon crystals into nanodiamonds

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New UK facility to turbo-charge development of novel RNA therapies

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First valence electron measurements capture fleeting reaction process

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Science content on Bluesky attracts more engagement and originality than on X

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Reflective cement could help buildings stay cool in hot weather

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Scientists capture crystal structures of cannabinoid receptor in action

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Namibia’s first green hydrogen village will supply region with zero carbon fertiliser

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Discovery of unusual iodine–silver bond opens up new possibilities for coordination chemistry

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Electrochemistry offers ‘modest’ boost to deuterium fusion reaction

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Stereochemical editing used to tune explosive power of cage-like energetic materials

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A greener approach to finishing fabrics

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Proposal to limit US student visa durations draws criticism

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