Wringing water out could offer huge energy savings compared with traditional evaporation methods
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Greenwashing covers up the broken recycling system in the US, nonprofit investigation shows
Congressional Republicans and Democrats find common ground on permitting certainty, but recent Trump administration moves impede negotiations
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A playful puzzle that places people on the periodic table
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Life on this planet all works with one side of the mirror; origin-of-life researchers are still trying to work out why
The future of next-generation robots that move like living systems will be shaped by advances in molecular design
As plants close, industry blames Asian imports, high energy prices, and regulation
Four events remain throughout the rest of the year for this special symposium series stacked with Nobel laureates
Calcium carbonate treatment improves properties of hemp and jute for polymer composites
There are several species of Orthoebolavirus, and the vaccines weren’t designed with this rare one in mind
Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning explains the basics of piezoelectric materials and applications
Chemists coax strong electrophile to coexist peacefully with nucleophilic groups
David and Gina traverse time to find that retinol, known for its antiaging properties, is much more than a skin-care fad
Bespoke delivery vehicles may help genetic medicine transcend a natural limit
Energy security is a big reason for new investments, though they were likely on the drawing board before the Iran war
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