Highlights
Engineering: Hydrogen Hubs Arise in the United States
26 November 2024Public funding brings producers and users of clean hydrogen together to boost adoption of the gas.
C&EN: Simple method converts fluorspar into fluorochemicals
16 November 2024Generating common fluorinating agents directly from the mineral avoids the dangers of hydrogen fluoride.
Science: Coming of Age
10 October 2024Twenty years after the ballyhooed discovery of graphene, the atom-thin carbon sheets are finding their footing.
C&EN: Recycling DNA origami nanostructures
02 October 2024New methods could drive down costs and waste in burgeoning applications.
Nature Biotechnology: Enzymes boost ‘rock weathering’ to trap CO2 in soil
16 September 2024Spreading powdered basalt on farmland may help to achieve key climate goals.
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Author Archives: Mark Peplow
Chemical & Engineering News: Robot arm carries nanoscale cargo
Fast-moving DNA origami device controlled by electric field.
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Chemistry World: A question of reproducibility
Survey of metal–organic frameworks raises concerns about the reliability of adsorption data.
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Chemical & Engineering News: Rewritable paper goes technicolor
Metal-ligand complexes display a range of long-lasting colors that can be erased on demand, allowing paper to be reused.
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Chemistry World: Academic versus predator
Researchers must halt the rise of predatory journals by cutting off their supply of papers.
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Chemical & Engineering News: Metal-organic framework compound sets methane storage record
Sol-gel synthesis boosts the capacity of a common porous material.
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Chemical & Engineering News: DNA origami hits the big time
New set of techniques enables the mass-production of micrometer-sized DNA structures.
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Nature Reviews Drug Discovery: Cryo-electron microscopy makes waves in pharma labs
Companies hope the Nobel Prize-winning imaging methodology will reveal biomolecule characteristics that can guide drug discovery projects.
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Chemical & Engineering News: Beetles get by with a little help from their friends
Symbiotic bacteria with stripped-down genomes break up plant cell walls for their hosts.
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Chemistry World: The diversity challenge
Science is becoming more inclusive, but gaps remain.
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Chemical & Engineering News: Titanium nitride probe records more neurons than ever before
Neuropixels device can simultaneously record signals from hundreds of nerve cells.
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