Transition-metal complex's sensitivity to impact changes in response to spin state

Cryo-EM structure of key coronavirus protein could help develop vaccines against the virus

As we age, our skin changes, and so too do the bugs that live there

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Society hosts professional development events in cities across the US

Probiotics, sensors, and MOFs are among technologies that could keep herds healthy as industry turns away from antibiotics

C&EN's editors pick the speakers and symposia to catch

No, US EPA says in proposal

The tests can still be used, CDC says, as urgency over possible outbreak grows

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Early batches of the test can still be used, CDC says, while affirming it will deploy new kits

As the founder of multiple biotech firms, C&EN's guest editor has learned a thing or two about the challenges and triumphs of starting a company. We asked her to share her best advice for budding academic entrepreneurs

Her company, MicroByre, is proving that wild microbes can be engineered to produce useful chemicals

With Prieto Battery, the Colorado State professor has redesigned the lithium-ion battery from the bottom up

With Curie Co., the entrepreneur designs alternatives to compounds like parabens that have fallen out of favor with retailers

Barred as a woman from becoming a brewer in India, Mazumdar-Shaw instead founded biotech firm Biocon and today focuses on affordable health care

Her company, Saule Technologies, has a low-cost process to print the solar cells on a multitude of materials

Nanotech pioneer aims to pursue grand challenges rather than just write about them

Dozens of women lead CRISPR-based projects worldwide. Here are a few who've built start-ups around the technology

With guest editor Jennifer Doudna, CRISPR pioneer

Concerns over the spread of the novel coronavirus leads to decision

Scientists use an alkali hydroxide–based system to turn carbon dioxide into a carbon-neutral fuel

The technique, called MicroMapping, identifies potential protein interactions on and between cells

Microbe-specific tracers could help detect infection without relying on inflammation as a surrogate

#ACSPhilly is one of many scientific conferences postponed or canceled because of concerns over COVID-19

Microbe-specific tracers could help detect infection without relying on inflammation as a surrogate

Technique lets chemists control 3 variables independently and at micrometer resolution

Chemical companies prepare as the monolithic information technology platform known as ERP undergoes radical transformation

Stanford professor honored for her invention of bioorthogonal chemistry

Lower ozone levels led to higher grape and almond yields-and decarbonizing the state's economy could provide a further boost

WHO does not recommend against taking the drug for fever caused by novel coronavirus infection

Tearing and cutting lead to measurable debris from various forms of plastic

Chemical makers, cleaning product firms, and cosmetics makers are all scrambling to meet new limits on the impurity

The MIT biochemist's intense focus has helped her solve some of biochemistry's important puzzles

Companies are making their machines and expertise available to hospitals in need of parts

Medicinal chemists focus on the main protease of SARS-CoV-2 to develop antiviral treatments for the virus causing COVID-19

Only NIH, NSF publicize their complaint procedures

Researchers use a protein derived from tick salivary glands to image inflammatory molecules that promote atherosclerosis

Many are FDA-approved drugs that could be repurposed

Companies are making their machines and expertise available to hospitals in need of parts

Medicinal chemists focus on the main protease of SARS-CoV-2 to develop antiviral treatments for COVID-19

Technology could lessen the environmental impact of 3-D printed buildings by adapting locally harvested soils