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The molecule is also being tested in over 100 vaccine clinical trials. Rising QS-21 demand from the pharmaceutical industry ...

In 1957, the Soviet Union shocked the US by being the first country to launch a satellite into orbit. This prompted significant increases in US spending on scientific R&D, with the National Science ...

A federal judge in Massachusetts has granted two temporary restraining orders blocking the recent decision by the US National ...

Short chains of amino acids can form drug delivery nanoparticles and boost the properties of potential medicines ...

A mix of equal portions of metal ion precursors on a film of graphene oxide (left) are subjected to a photoflash from a Xenon lamp. Heated to more than 1,000 K, the precursors transform into ...

If insulin can’t get out of blood vessels, it can’t act in its target tissues. “Endothelial cells are full of insulin ...

The Esselen Award honors outstanding scientific achievement—including technical work—that contributes to public well-being and highlights the positive values of a chemistry profession. The award ...

Chemical companies in the US and Europe began exiting the pharmaceutical industry in the mid-1990s, when the British firm ICI ...

Ansar Lemon, an engineering PhD student at Harvard University, says the team modeled how the brightness and color of the sky at the poles changed with the injection of sulfate, calcium carbonate, and ...

Leaders across the cleaning product supply chain are sounding the alarm about the prospect of losing the Safer Choice program run by the US Environmental Protection Agency. Safer Choice is a voluntary ...

The Finnish explosives firm Forcit says it will spend more than $200 million to build a plant in Pori, Finland, for 2,4,6-trinitrotoluene (TNT), an explosive used in military applications.