The US Department of War (DoW) has ordered 30 major research universities, including Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute ...

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Something that I think we should be glad of is that chemistry (as a science and as a profession) can accommodate a wide ...

You are probably most familiar with boron as borosilicate glass, also known as Pyrex, found in laboratories and kitchens ...

Alternatively, chemists can use bulky molecules, called chiral auxiliaries, to force phosphorus into the desired ...

The US Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board (CSB) has identified several process safety failings in its interim ...

A new framework standardises chemical hazard data into simple metrics to help companies monitor safety across their supply chains. The industry-led initiative is designed to make it easier to ...

Genetically engineered T cells derived from patients have been developed to recognise and destroy human-derived bladder ...

Nobody knows how much of the honey we buy is pure or adulterated, as detecting fraud remains surprisingly difficult. Nina ...

Certain peaks in the spectra of carbon-based materials can arise from multiple defects, researchers have concluded after computational analysis revealed that non-hexagonal rings, oxygen-containing ...

Severe drought in Europe has sunk river water levels to record lows and dragged on the movement of chemicals and other goods. Chemical firms including BASF, Covestro and Evonik have large facilities ...

Slicing open a phenol ring with a simple nitrite reagent allows chemists to create a variety of nitrogen-containing products. The new method adds to the toolbox of skeletal editing strategies that ...