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First long-term measurements at a metal mine show that tapping into geological hydrogen is investment-worthy

Systems from Google DeepMind and FutureHouse can generate hypotheses, design experiments, and analyze data

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

Serendipitous discoveries laid the foundation for modern society

The meeting will take place June 28–July 1 at Boise Centre East in Boise, Idaho

In a second proposal, the agency would allow water systems to request an extension to comply with limits on 2 other PFAS—PFOA and PFOS

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Computational evidence shows that polarizability, not electronegativity, better explains acidity trends

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Restructuring bore fruit for several firms, but the conflict in the Middle East spells trouble ahead

Analysis of 400,000-year-old dental proteins suggests that H. erectus and Denisovans interbred

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