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| Englerin A Targets Uncovered
Drug Discovery: Natural product kills kidney cancer cells by activating ion channels.
Obama Vetoes Keystone Pipeline
Energy: Congress will attempt override move but likely lacks votes.
National Institutes Of Health Expects Researchers Who Get Grants To Serve As Peer Reviewers
Less than half of grant-receivers in past year have served for at least one day.
New Insecticidal Strategy Kills Crop Pests With RNA Interference
Insecticides: Researchers stop the Colorado potato beetle in its tracks by preventing the insect from synthesizing essential proteins.
Bristol-Myers Squibb Accesses Small Molecules For Immunotherapy
Cancer Research: Company signs two deals that bolster a toolbox of antibodies.
Calcium Channel Fingered In Ebola's Infection Pathway
Virology: Two-pore channel 2 could provide a druggable target for treating or preventing ebola virus.
Rajendra Pachauri, Chair Of Intergovernmental Panel On Climate Change, Resigns
Former IPCC leader faces allegations of sexual harassment.
Reconfigurable Emulsions Might Find Use As Chemical Sensors
Surfactants tune the surface tension between liquids, cause droplets to flip inside out.
Asahi Kasei Buys Polypore
M&A: Deal highlights growing role of Japanese firms in battery materials.
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Chemists seek the solution to a growing environmental problem.
Thailand Targets Biobased Chemicals
National oil company PTT builds up a small empire of biochemical assets worldwide.
Molecular Rebar Design Unravels Carbon Nanotubes
Start-up hopes to win business with technique to straighten out and disperse nanotubes.
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C&EN Talks With Former Congressman And New AAAS Chief Executive Officer Rush D. Holt Jr.
Physicist reflects on the state of science in the U.S. as he takes over the organization.
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Two-for-One Deal In Solar Cells
Coupling electron donors and acceptors in single organic molecules might one day double device efficiency.
Denver National Meeting Mania!
C&EN reviews who's who at chemistry's mile-high shindig.
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Bioinspired Antireflective Coating Could Help Devices Capture More Light
Materials: A design similar to the compound eye of a moth could boost solar-cell efficiency.
Siloxanes Unexpectedly Observed In Antarctic Soil And Marine Life
Environment: Study suggests that volatile methylsiloxanes in personal care products may deposit through snowfall and reach pristine ecosystems.
Department Of Agriculture Approves First Genetically Modified Apple, Which Resists Turning Brown
Regulation: Activists and growers remain concerned about commercialization of new fruit.
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ACS Revises Policy Statements
Three policy statements get a significant rewrite to reflect current economic conditions.
249th ACS National Meeting
Denver, March 22-26.
How To Do The (Nearly) Impossible
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Revising The Chemistry Curriculum
Chemistry departments take an integrated approach to the traditional subdisciplines.
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