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3-D printing is scaling up
Companies at a major trade show launched efforts at mass production
DDT exposure linked to type 2 diabetes risk
Study of immigrants from India to the US links high blood levels of the pesticide with diabetes risk
Hundreds of former US industrial sites are at risk of releasing toxics because of climate change
EPA must better prepare for more frequent or severe weather events affecting Superfund sites, report says
Hazardous substances turn up in EU products
EU chemical suppliers are accused of failing to inform customers of high-concern chemicals
How to say goodbye to PFAS
Researchers call for phaseout of fluorochemicals based on health, safety, and societal need
CRISPR gene editing in humans appears safe, and potentially effective
Crispr Therapeutics and Vertex Pharmaceuticals release first data from sickle cell disease and β-thalassemia clinical trial
Underwater device measures reactive superoxides near corals
A new handheld instrument can measure chemical species suspected in causing coral bleaching
Chemistry professors charged with making methamphetamine
Henderson State University chemists also charged with using drug paraphernalia
Graphene decorated with molybdenum clusters splits water
The novel material photocatalyzes the production of hydrogen from water and light
Recipharm to acquire Consort Medical
Deal will create another pharmaceutical service behemoth
A surprising portrait of wood's molecular makeup
NMR structures suggest the polymers in softwood are arranged differently than people thought
New analytical methods help researchers peek inside energy devices
Microspectroscopy techniques reveal chemical secrets of how materials at the heart of batteries, solar cells, and fuel cells behave
Carbon monoxide can be deadly. But researchers want to use it for good
CO shows remarkable healing activity against an array of illnesses, but scientists need to find better ways to deliver it
Wastewater from fracking: Growing disposal challenge or untapped resource?
Question looms large as US regulators consider weakening discharge rules to help manage increasing volumes of produced water
How chemistry Nobelist Akira Yoshino bucked conventional wisdom to develop the lithium-ion battery
Japanese researcher says his place outside the battery industry was key to a breakthrough in conceiving the battery's anode
Polyhydroxyalkanoates made diastereoselectively
Controlling the sequence of stereoisomers improves the properties of biodegradable polymers
