The global disposable wooden cutlery market, valued at approximately 180 million USD in 2025, continues to expand at a compound annual growth rate of over 5 percent as plastic bans take full effect ...

And Schafmeister isn’t the only chemist turning to modular methods of synthesis to explore vast regions of chemical space. It ...

Researchers at Binghamton have studied how wars, such as in Ukraine, have led to better landmine detection and don't require internet connections.

A team of researchers at the University of Warwick and Monash University has solved a puzzle that has stumped drug developers ...

The new-age pharmaceutical landscape shows a growing reliance on customized, specialized therapies known to customers as compounded medicines. Compounding occurs when an approved and licensed ...

Machine learning models narrow down solutions in synthesis, compounding, product design, and more.

Researchers at the University of California, Riverside have developed a method to destroy per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances ...

The New Brunswick government waited more than a day before informing the public that a chemical spill across 14 kilometres of highway in Fredericton contained a carcinogenic compound, according to ...

The secret to stronger swimmers may be living in your gut. A growing body of research suggests that an industrial chemical found in plastic food containers and other everyday products may be taking a ...

Harry Coover was a chemist who, along with his associates, was conducting research on materials science in relation to optics and transparency during the late 1940s. However, his associates were faced ...

Plastics – rich in carbon and hydrogen – can be converted into a clean energy source, using sunlight.Adelaide University Researchers at the University of Adelaide have proposed a roadmap to solve the ...

CARBONDALE, Ill. — Researchers at Southern Illinois University Carbondale are working on a new way to tackle plastic pollution — using bacteria designed to break down synthetic materials and turn them ...