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Fatty acid-drug conjugate kills cancer cells in mice
The drug delivery system mimics dietary fatty acids and tricks tumor cells into taking up the conjugate
Kary Mullis dies at age 74
Biochemist received Nobel Prize for invention of PCR and attracted controversy for positions on climate change and AIDS
Olaplex wins $91 million in suit against L'Oréal
Jury award compensates the startup firm for losses over hair-protection knockoff
UK surprises with scientist immigration changes
Prime minister proposes removing visa cap, loosening other requirements
Extreme weather will cause more air-quality related deaths in China
Severe weather may worsen air quality for 85% of China's population
Chemists use atomic manipulation to nudge cyclo[18]carbon into being
Probe microscopy helps researchers create and visualize a carbon allotrope that was first predicted in the 1980s
Domo to buy Solvay's European nylon assets
Sale will clear the way for BASF's purchase of Solvay's global nylon business
Scuba-diving spiders inspire carbon dioxide conversion
Gas-trapping coating on copper electrode boosts carbon dioxide reduction efficiency
Database of endocrine disruptors focuses on experimental evidence
Analysis of substances suggests no correlation between chemical structure and biological effects
Aramco to buy stake in Reliance's chemicals and refining business
Purchase would deepen the state oil company's commitment to chemicals
Shocked into action: Bhopal's legacy in the US
The disaster's legacy remains a work in progress at the interface of the chemical industry and the public
In the name of community outreach, chemical firms invest in education
Industry sees an opportunity to engage with communities while ensuring a field of well-trained recruits
Environmental engineer Lupita Montoya scrutinizes air quality inside nail salons
The University of Colorado Boulder researcher poses artful solution to nail salons' indoor air pollution
Mice fed a low-methionine diet respond better to cancer treatments
The special diet seems to aid treatments that target 1-carbon metabolism
Catalysts turn racemic mixtures into single enantiomers
Light-driven deracemization process may offer general strategy for turning unwanted isomers into more useful mirror-image forms
Smartphone sensor sniffs out plant disease
A new smartphone sensor may help farmers detect devastating plant diseases
