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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Using lasers to directly create graphene on Kevlar makes it easy to integrate electronics on textiles

These biomolecules could hold clues to why the virus is so infectious and to how to stop it

Editors in Europe and the US plan to work with authors whose lives and labs have been disrupted by the novel coronavirus

Inspector general finds agency hasn't reached out to those living near 9 chemical plants

As gene-based vaccines are being designed and tested at unprecedented speeds to fight COVID-19, scientists wonder if this will be the technology's make-or-break moment.

Inspector general finds agency hasn't reached out to those living near 9 chemical plants

These biomolecules could hold clues to why the virus is so infectious and how to stop it

People are too complicated for one-size-fits-all communication, she says

Most of the recently reported viral structures have left out the carbohydrate decorations that help mask the proteins from our immune system

Members of the Division of Colloid and Surface Chemistry presented 155 virtual talks over 3 days

Dennis Peters of Indiana University dies from complications of COVID-19

Aluminum-based sorbent with exceptional gas-storage properties may give clean-burning fuels a transportation boost

Most of the recently reported viral structures have left out the carbohydrate decorations that help mask the proteins from our immune system

Aluminum-based sorbent with exceptional gas-storage properties may give clean-burning fuels a transportation boost

Combining gold nanorod with multiple fluorophores boosts bioassay performance

Biotech veteran Rosana Kapeller co-founded the start-up, which raised $50 million to develop small-molecule drugs

Biotech veteran Rosana Kapeller cofounded the start-up, which raised $50 million to develop small-molecule drugs

The Singapore-based physical chemist is building a database of fluorescence fingerprints to help nab adulterated food products

Four US senators are pressing President Donald Trump to suspend all guest worker visas including H-1B entries & optional practical training for foreign students, amid a staggering American jobs wipeout. According to senators Chuck Grassley, Tom Cotton, Ted Cruz and Josh Hawley, the US admits more than one million non-immigrant guest workers every year.

Sterlite has 1.4 crore route kilometer (rKm) optical fibre production in China and 3.6 crore km capacity in India.

The firms have reserves of more than $13 billion to buy rivals in niche segments.

"All the products and technology that we're building to enable that partnership (with Jio) are going to be things that we want to do around the world. So, we're excited about working with them to drive this vision forward and then extending it everywhere over the coming months and years," Zuckerberg said during an investor call.