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Snuff tube residues push back date of oldest hallucinogen use in Peruvian Andes

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Eight companies are selling authorships of UK ‘design patents’

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How Clarivate is clamping down on bad actors in academic publishing

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Glycoconjugate-caged drugs offer better way to treat inflammatory bowel disease

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Bridging the gap between Hammett parameters and the electronic structure of aromatic systems

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Universities and academic groups join forces to fend off Trump’s attacks

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US approves natural food dyes while pushing to phase out synthetic colours

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Engineered microbe could clean up persistent oil pollution hotspots

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First planar annulene compounds with metal centres synthesised

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Filter paper simplifies squaramide synthesis

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UK funding agency to support controversial climate cooling research

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AI predicts transition states with exceptional precision

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Under legal pressure American Chemical Society ends diversity programme

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Charged droplets don’t splash when they hit a solid surface

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Skeletal editing provides quick access to pharmaceutical ‘matching pairs’

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Cement-like building material doubles up as an electrolyte in rechargeable battery

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Food chemist takes top prize of annual Dance your PhD contest

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Materials scientist’s death at 47 from brain haemorrhage highlights long hours culture in China

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National Institutes of Health embargo-free open access policy to start six months earlier

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Springer Nature donates tool to detect AI-generated text to publishing community

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