Lithium-ion Battery Recycling: Market and innovation trends for a green future
CAS and Deloitte have worked together to develop Lithium-ion Battery Recycling report, a comprehensive analysis of this rapidly evolving industry, covering both market and scientific perspectives.
Defining the path to TBK1 inhibition with QSAR modeling
Why are there no FDA approved TBK1 (TANK-binding kinase) inhibitors on the market, despite the key role it plays in the pathophysiology of many diseases.
Rare diseases: Impact, landscape, and possibilities
Rare diseases are difficult to treat, diagnose, and identify. As such, researchers are spending more effort in better understanding and treating these illnesses.
CAS and Westlake University publication on biomaterials: Full-length report
This detailed technical report, published in collaboration with Westlake University, discusses the biomaterials landscape and how this field is rapidly changing.
From batteries to drug delivery: Emerging applications of carbon nanotubes
Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) hold immense promise for batteries, composites, sensors, and more. Discover emerging trends on overcoming challenges and cutting edge applications.
Discover how AI in the food industry is transforming production, innovation, and sustainability. Learn how AI can help you create smarter and more efficient food solutions.
Four uses for renewable feedstock in sustainable coatings
With the push towards increased sustainability, here are four ways coatings manufacturers are making use of renewable feedstock for their own products.
More than 100 antibody-drug conjugates are in clinical trials. These therapeutics combine the targeting abilities of antibodies with the power of chemotherapy to change cancer treatment.
While much of the world has already seen the impact that mRNA has had on vaccines for COVID-19, it may be time to recognize Dr. Katalin Karikó and Dr. Drew Weissman for their outstanding contributions to nucleoside modifications to suppress RNA immunogenicity on top of their pioneering work.
Are dendrimers, nanoscience, and supramolecular chemistry ready for a Nobel Prize?
Traditionally, many key benefits of a drug or pharmaceutical cannot be realized because of their poor solubility, high toxicity, or stability problems. However, the use of dendrimers as drug delivery vehicles can solve many of these problems.
It is surprising that the chemical synthesis of DNA has not won a Nobel prize because it transformed DNA synthesis from a specialized exploration into a widely used research, diagnostic, and forensic tool.
Quantum dots win the 2023 Nobel Prize for Chemistry
CAS scientists discuss overlooked ideas that have yet to win a Nobel Prize. From OLEDs and MOFs to mRNA therapeutics and more, these ideas have reshaped science and technology.
Navigating patentability assessments in scientific industries
Patentability assessments in scientific industries come with significant challenges due to their complexity. However, CAS has tools designed to address these issues.
CAS Symposium Explores Convergence of Biology and Chemistry in Emerging Therapeutics
CAS, the LaJolla Institute for Immunology, and Avidity Biosciences explore the convergence of biology and chemistry in emerging therapeutics for cancer, vaccines, and more.
With consumers changing their diets for personal and health reasons, innovation to increase quality and variety creates a diverse and competitive market.
Mars is calling, but how will Artemis fuel the journey?
Chemistry is powering space exploration with rocket fuel and engine technologies. Discover the advantages and challenges of using LOX/LH2 as a propellant for the Artemis mission.
Peer-reviewed journal: PEG immunogenicity and vaccine safety
Learn how PEGylated lipid nanoparticles are used to deliver mRNA vaccines and other drugs, the immunogenicity concerns with vaccines, and emerging approaches on new designs to increase efficacy and safety.
Created in collaboration with Bayer AG, this report discusses the latest research on microbiome-based therapies, microbiota, probiotics, and the wide range of health conditions it can influence.
This article, published in collaboration with the National Natural Science Foundation of China, the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and CAS, examines the state of global synthetic organic chemistry research with a focus on enzyme catalysis, photocatalysis, and green chemistry.
Reduce, reuse, recycle: the path to sustainable agriculture
educing, reusing, and recycling can improve fertilizer access, minimize environmental impact and dependence on finite resources, and lead to a circular bioeconomy.
We analyze the scientific and patent trends on sustainable fertilizers in the CAS Content Collection to help scientists use new, more environmentally friendly sources.
Synthetic fertilizers ae valuable but leave a large carbon footprint. Sustainable fertilizers are an environmentally friendly alternative that is growing in interest.
The FDA can designate drug candidates as “breakthrough therapies” (breakthrough therapy designation or BTD) for certain drug candidates that demonstrate substantial improvement over available therapies on a clinically significant endpoint.
Exosomes are nature’s lipid nanoparticles and their unique physical properties will unlock new applications in drug development, delivery and diagnostic applications in the future
Key insights on click chemistry and bioorthogonal chemistry
Learn about the basics of click chemistry and bioorthogonal chemistry that was recently awarded the 2022 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. Read about emerging trends, insights on publication trends, and future applications of bioorthogonal chemistry.
When mRNA (messenger RNA) vaccines are injected into a patient, tiny lipid vesicles transport mRNA molecules through the body fluids and merge with immune cells, called antigen-presenting cells (APCs).
Bio-based Polymers: A Green Alternative to Traditional Plastics
With over 90% of the world’s plastics production requiring fossil fuels, bio-based polymers generated from renewable sources have substantial benefits over traditional plastics – from reducing CO2 emissions, increased biodegradability, and less dependence on fossil fuels. Learn more in our landscape
Learn more about the scientific challenges, emerging technologies, and the financial and environmental implications for recycling lithium ion batteries.
Addressing sustainability of the global patent system: the role of AI in enhancing productivity
This whitepaper explores challenges and opportunities for worldwide patent offices as they seek to ensure sustainability and future growth. It focuses on the application of artificial intelligence-enabled workflow solutions to enhance productivity and patent quality.
Predicting new chemistry: Impact of high-quality training data on prediction of reaction outcomes
Scientists at Bayer expand their understanding into new, useful chemistry by improving the predictive power of a synthesis planning model with scientist-curated reactions from CAS.