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Mike Ferguson takes to the podium on “Jeopardy!”

The ACS member shared chemistry magic tricks backstage and got a second chance to compete in December

EPA requirement for analyzing safer technologies and chemicals under fire

Trump administration vows to rewrite the 2024 chemical accident prevention rule the requirement is part of

Two biosurfactant makers scale up

Dispersa and AGAE advance glycolipids for cleaning and industrial uses

Olga Dudchenko's genomics work revealed why woolly mammoths were so woolly

The applied physicist explains how the structure of 52,000-year-old genes hint at the biology of an extinct animal

Plant defense compound disarms bacterial syringe

Erucamide, a fatty acid amide produced by plants, has antibacterial properties and may be useful as an ecofriendly pesticide

‘Wasting time’: CDC to study disproven vaccine-autism link

Public health advocates are concerned about prospect of misspent funds

Editorial: The best way to manage a pandemic

To fight bird flu, or any pathogen with pandemic potential, start work before the spread

Building a better COVID-19 vaccine

The next generation of COVID-19 vaccines promises to be safer and more effective
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Breaking down plexiglass with light

09.03. | Chlorine radicals unmake commercial polymethacrylates under mild conditions

Colossal Biosciences engineers mice with woolly mammoth traits

09.03. | Colossal Laboratories and Biosciences wants to bring the woolly mammoth back from extinction. Giving mice mammoth hair is a start

France adopts ban on PFAS in consumer products

09.03. | Legislation makes France the second country to preempt EU restriction

Air Products, Air Liquide signal cooling of hydrogen enthusiasm

09.03. | Air Products cancels 3 projects while French rival resets priorities in the face of fickle new US administration

Amid deletions and lawsuits, groups race to save federal data

09.03. | Data removal by US government agencies could significantly affect researchers. Librarians and scientists are working to save as much as possible

Berkelocene puts exotic berkelium in a sandwich

09.03. | Researchers find bonding surprises at the extreme end of organometallic chemistry

Business briefing

09.03. | A roundup of chemical and pharmaceutical news from the week of March 10

Europe unveils proindustry policy

09.03. | Hundreds of industrial leaders gather in Antwerp urging the EC to rapidly reform current legislation

NSF gets reprieve on firings, but concerns remain

09.03. | The US National Science Foundation reinstates some employees but warns of more cuts

How a carbohydrate-rich mesh protects our brain

09.03. | Study investigates the sugary-rich layer of the blood brain barrier and the link between its degradation and dementia

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