Новости за 01.07.2022

Swiss firm contends the commercial-scale facility will complete an end-to-end services offering

Gene editing with CRISPR can cause off-target mutations, but this seems to happen less often with an enzyme that cuts one of the strands of DNA instead of both

Being already adapted to polar climes could have enabled dinosaurs to survive cold winters in the end-Triassic extinction event when most other animals died out

As they warm up, quantum computers can slow down or stop working altogether. A new kind made with specially engineered diamonds cools as it calculates

Laser heating creates fine patterns of quantum dots for high-resolution color displays

Some scientists suggest minerals should be reorganised by the methods that make them, which would increase the known number of minerals on Earth by 75 per cent

A chip-sized biocomputer uses molecules moving through a network of channels to solve problems. It uses much less energy per calculation than a traditional computer

Proposal would reverse the Trump administration’s weaker standard

Levy on 42 chemicals and their derivatives aims to revive neglected cleanup programme

Amid the uncertainty of drug development, biotech firms seek steady manufacturing partners

Enterin brings a unique steroid close to market with help from Pfizer

Eiger picks CordenPharma to make lonafarnib, the first drug for progeria, an ultrarare premature aging disease

Neuvivo has Thermo Fisher in place to produce sodium chlorite as a means of combating inflammation

The US EPA’s approach to this category of chemicals is narrower than an international one

Get to know 8 amazing chemists in this series from C&EN's podcast <i>Stereo Chemistry</i>

A new imaging technique could help chemists study bonding in ephemeral molecules

An interest in the natural world led this chemist from the arts to natural product chemistry and the microbiome

As many as 4 billion people could be living outside the optimal climate for humans by the end of the century if we hit 2.7°C of global warming. At 1.5°C of warming, half as many people would be affected

A previously unknown rustrela virus might be the cause of a staggering disease that affects cats in some parts of Europe

Well, this was quite a week! I had a lot of fun, and I worked pretty hard, and managed to travel the length of the country. I hope that you had as good of a week as I, and I hope that you have a wonderful Independence Day weekend. We'll see you on Tuesday. 

Hexacoordinated systems theorised to remain stable, even with protecting ligands

Amorphous structure studded with nanocrystals survives stress and strain that would break an ordinary aerogel

Philosophy of science can help us discover new ways of understanding whether bonds really exist

Studies suggests even a single shot of Bavarian Nordic’s vaccine offers fast protection