New York City’s East River has made quite the comeback since its days as a sewage dumping ground—and sequencing the ...

Attacks on fuel facilities, military bases, and industrial sites release pollutants that might harm long after the war is ...

Last month, as part of the American Chemical Society’s 150th anniversary celebration events, the University of California, ...

The antivenom produced by a group of researchers from the Technical University of Denmark is effective against cobras, mambas ...

Meanwhile, peroxisome proliferation-activated receptors (PPARs) are obesity drug targets in their own right: activating them can reduce inflammation and restore insulin sensitivity. But molecules that ...

Paris—Artificial intelligence is becoming unavoidable, even in the subjective and sensorial world of cosmetics and personal ...

A New York City–based life sciences and health-care innovation center has launched an index that measures universities and ...

A repurposed reagent can stereoselectively insert nitrogen into C–H bonds, even those unactivated by nearby functional groups ...

In yet another blow to the National Science Foundation (NSF), on April 24, the Donald J. Trump administration dismissed the ...

Today’s challenges only reinforce Barry Commoner’s call at a 1973 ACS regional meeting to redesign the sector “to accord with ...

Astellas Pharma chief R&D officer Tadaaki Taniguchi at the Astellas Life Sciences Center in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Credit: ...

Researchers in Germany have now created a temperature-responsive gel that captures the tiny plastic fragments and releases ...