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Researchers in South Korea have developed a new electrode capable of capturing carbon dioxide directly from exhaust gases and converting it into formic acid in a single step, an advancement that could simplify industrial carbon recycling.

11 days ago pubs.acs.org engineering

Based on more than 200,000 births in Southern California between 2006 and 2014, a new study suggests that exposure to wildfire smoke during the third trimester of pregnancy is associated with a higher likelihood of an autism diagnosis in children by age five.

21 days ago pubs.acs.org autism california epidemiology

A new study reveals that oil residues can travel over 5,000 miles by hitching a ride on floating ocean debris

34 days ago pubs.acs.org environment

Researchers found a method to reprogram macrophages inside solid tumors—the deadliest and most resistant cancers—using mRNA

33 days ago pubs.acs.org cancer mrna

Wildfires and prescribed burns could emit up to 21% more gases, including those contributing to air pollution, than previously estimated

39 days ago acs.org environment

Direct Air Capture: Recyclability and Exceptional CO2 Uptake Using a Superbase

39 days ago pubs.acs.org environment

Review of multitude of preclinical and clinical studies support the repurposing of atomoxetine for Alzheimers Disease(AD) drug development for both symptoms and neuroprotection to slow disease progression

47 days ago pubs.acs.org disease medicine

For the first time, MIT chemists have successfully synthesized verticillin A, a rare fungal molecule discovered over 50 years ago and long viewed as a promising anticancer agent — particularly for treating aggressive brain tumors.

2 months ago pubs.acs.org brain chemistry mit

Lead-Free Organic–Inorganic Halobismuthate for Large Piezoelectric Effect

43 days ago pubs.acs.org

New research shows that typhoons act as powerful vectors of ocean microplastics, revealing a direct physical link between plastic pollution and climate change and pointing to a feedback loop in which warming oceans intensify storms that spread plastic farther and faster across the planet.

58 days ago pubs.acs.org environment

Alternative solvent makes lead-free perovskite solar cells 10x more stable

2 months ago pubs.acs.org

Researchers have created a pill-like sensor made of tiny microspheres containing blood-detecting bacteria

2 months ago acs.org engineering

Scientists reengineered the chemotherapy drug 5-fluorouracil into a spherical nucleic acid that entered leukemia cells 12.5× more efficiently, killed them 20,000× more effectively, and slowed cancer progression 59× in mice—marking a major preclinical advance in chemotherapy design.

3 months ago pubs.acs.org cancer

Researchers in Prague developed a "smart" scalpel with a tiny, 3D-printed sensor that can instantly test a patient's biochemical information (like stress hormones) during surgery, giving doctors real-time insights without waiting for lab results

3 months ago pubs.acs.org medicine

Bismuth, a cheap and biocompatible metal, has been proven to be a viable replacement for gold in plasmonic technologies, paving the way for more affordable biosensors and ultrathin optics

4 months ago pubs.acs.org engineering

New study shows plants and animals emit a visible light that expires at death

4 months ago pubs.acs.org physics

New Vitamin K analogues demonstrated approximately 3x greater potency in inducing the differentiation of neural progenitor cells into neurons compared to natural vitamin K

5 months ago pubs.acs.org medicine

Removing yellow stains from fabric with blue light

5 months ago acs.org

January 2025 wildfires sent PM2.5 in parts of LA soaring above 225 µg/m³

6 months ago pubs.acs.org environment

The Emerging Global Threat of Salt Contamination of Water Supplies in Tidal Rivers

6 months ago pubs.acs.org environment

Scientists discovered that the natural medicine that protects bumblebees is a simple 50/50 mix of mirror-image molecules, which means the easy-to-make lab version is a perfect and cheap substitute to help keep them healthy

6 months ago pubs.acs.org chemistry

'Shameful' CBA hiring Indian ICT workers after firing Australians

6 months ago ia.acs.org.au

Australians to face age checks from search engines

7 months ago ia.acs.org.au

Disposable E-Cigarettes may contain toxic metals causing health risks to their users

7 months ago pubs.acs.org biology

The pipeline of US battery materials projects is stalling

7 months ago cen.acs.org

Researchers have created owl-inspired nanofibre aerogels that absorb both high- and low-frequency noise – cutting engine noise by nearly 9 dB

7 months ago pubs.acs.org

Possible anti-aging compounds found in blood bacteria: three molecules produced by a bacterium in the blood, reduced damage and inflammatory responses in human skin cell cultures

8 months ago acs.org medicine

Trump administration cancels billions for chemical decarbonization

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Bioprospectors mine microbial genomes for antibiotic gold

8 months ago cen.acs.org

A new study found PFAS “forever chemicals” in 95% of the American beers they tested

8 months ago acs.org environment

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