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Biomedical researchers lose US citizenship over trade secrets theft

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Trump renews proposals to slash US science agency budgets

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Inside-out peptides are part of a new class of isomerism

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India’s generic semaglutide surge

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Water-based membrane waves through carbon dioxide, blocks other gases

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Women and early-career researchers bore the burden of NIH’s funding disruptions

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Chemists think they know what happened on board the Mary Celeste

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How to choose reactor materials and test for compatibility

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Expect the unexpected: why the chemistry community should pay more attention to ‘inert’ materials

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Explosive growth in metal–organic framework research is concentrated in China

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UK government nominates Leszek Borysiewicz as next UKRI chair

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More than half of all retracted papers are from China, analysis finds

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Textiles with ‘water shield’ nano-coating can be cleaned without detergent.

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Preliminary results suggest high lead levels can be found in discount children’s clothing

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‘The truth is supremely valuable and we cannot lie our way to it’

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Scientists claim to have found the two types of water that explain the liquid’s oddness

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European Chemicals Agency backs EU-wide PFAS ban

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Boron plays a key role in new sleeping sickness drug

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Modified nitrile rubber gets new lease of life as carbon capture material

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Breaking bonds and bringing disciplines together to replace one of chemistry’s most controversial molecules

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