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New technologies to combat counterfeit drugs

Advanced packaging and on-drug labeling are new technologies to fight counterfeit drugs

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Are metal-organic frameworks at a commercial tipping ​​point?

Metal-organic frameworks improve decarbonization technology, biomedicine and more, and AI makes them easier to use

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Webinar: Healthy longevity, aging hallmarks, and innovative strategies

Experts from CAS, Harvard Medical School, Procter & Gamble, and Cedars-Sinai Medical Center discuss health aging research.

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PROTACs are revolutionizing small molecule drug ​​development

PROTACs are driving small molecule drug development to treat cancer, neurodegenerative diseases and more

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AI in Pharma: Data strategies fuel successful drug repurposing

Discover how artificial intelligence in pharma can enhance drug repurposing by leveraging dark data, ensuring data diversity, and improving data quality.

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Goldene—advancing new applications on the promise of graphene

The opportunities and challenges facing the development of goldene

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How predictive models empower drug discovery

Discover how CAS leverages advanced data management and predictive models to revolutionize drug discovery in this conversation with industry leaders.

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CAR-T cell therapy drives breakthroughs for cancer, autoimmune diseases, and more

While CAR-T cell therapy is mostly used for cancers, it has shown promising results in treating autoimmune diseases, HIV, and more

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How to improve solar panel recycling

As solar panel usage increases, researchers are looking for new methods to tackle PV waste.

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Exploring how the GLP-1 function may provide benefits beyond weight loss and diabetes

The GIP and GLP-1 function shows promising results in treating cardiovascular and neurodegenerative conditions.

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Three paths to a Nobel Prize in chemistry

Three categories of breakthroughs that have been awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in the last forty years

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Male medical worker pipetting chemical in test tube while working in laboratory
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.

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Better safety, better performance: How sensors change the game

Science and wearable tech go hand in hand to provide athletes with precise, personalized information to improve their performance.

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Latest developments in the global mpox outbreak

With recent headlines on monkeypox, learn more about the research landscape, scientific profiles, and currently available therapies. A deeper understanding of the published science enables clarity and insight on this emerging news story.

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Nano-sized drug delivery systems can treat cancer, HIV, and more

Nanoscale drug delivery systems can improve treatment for cancer, autoimmune diseases, HIV, and other conditions

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How AI drug discovery is identifying TBK1 inhibitors

How QSAR modeling and machine learning identify potential new drug compounds for kinase inhibitors

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Webinar: Emerging areas in biomaterials - Reshaping medicine and human health

Biomaterials are making an impact on health and medicine. Experts from CAS, Ortholevo, and Westlake University discuss the full landscape.

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Co-occurrence analysis spots nanotechnology breakthroughs

Nanofibers, nanoplastics, and more are gaining research interest. See more nanotechnology breakthroughs through the lens of a CAS TrendScape analysis.

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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.

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Rare diseases and orphan diseases: Can combination therapy treat them?

How combination therapies including drug repurposing, cell therapy, and genetic therapy are leading to improved treatment of rare diseases.

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Identifying emerging trends in nanotechnology research

Combining advanced technologies with human curation identifies emerging trends in nanotechnology research.

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The latest sports technology innovations enhancing athletic performance

How do science and sportswear fit together? Explore the innovations in fabrics and materials that are creating sportswear that help athletes boost their performance.

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The data-first approach: can drug discovery teams maximize efficiency by prioritizing data?

Dr. Zoheb Hassan, a senior consultant at Frost & Sullivan, shares his insights on the data management complexities that define the current drug discovery landscape.

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Can we use existing drugs to cure Parkinson’s disease?

Parkinson's disease can be distressing for families, so scientists are working hard to find potential treatments by repurposing drugs and more.

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Decoding neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and Huntington's

Uncover the latest advancements in understanding and treating neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and Huntington’s.

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Innovating the chemical recycling of plastics

Recycling plastics can be challenging with traditional methods, leading to developments in chemical plastic recycling technology.

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Scientific search engines: Why designing them takes art plus science

Revealing the search engine functionality that balances breadth and precision for effective scientific research.

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Idea in brief: Emerging trends and future opportunities for carbon nanotubes

Biomedicine, batteries, and more could be revolutionized by carbon nanotubes. See the full range of their applications.

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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.

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Are inverse vaccines the cure for autoimmune diseases?

Sharing new research on inverse vaccines, potential new breakthroughs in treating autoimmune diseases like multiple sclerosis, type 1 diabetes and celiac disease

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Biomedical breakthroughs in self-healing materials

See how self-healing materials that include reversible chemical bonds are reshaping wound care, drug delivery & tissue regeneration in our latest landscape analysis.

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Ending Alzheimer's: Emerging trends in biomarkers, gene therapy, and more

Biomarkers, personalized medicine and gene therapies are fueling research breakthroughs. Discover new treatments targeting genetics and protein buildup to manage this devastating disease.

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Evolving beauty: The rise of sustainable and natural ingredients for cosmetics

Learn about the shift towards sustainable and natural ingredients in cosmetics, supported by data from the CAS Content Collection™.

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From sci-fi to reality: brain-computer interfaces and the future of bioelectronics

Bioelectronics: Merging man and machine. Explore the latest advancements in brain-computer interfaces, materials, and their potential to revolutionize medicine.

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Webinar: Nano meets medicine, biosensors redefine outcomes

Nanoscale materials are bridging the gap between nanotechnology and bioelectronics, paving the way for highly sensitive biosensors.

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Types of antisense oligonucleotides: Advancing therapeutic frontiers

Different types of antisense oligonucleotide therapies, such as exosomes and nanoparticles, offering new hope in genetic medicine.

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Emerging trends in global biothreat detection

Learn how emerging trends in AI are impacting CBRNE threat detection and mitigation.

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How nanotechnology delivers massive change in energy, biomedicine and more.

Unlock the potential of nanotechnology. Explore breakthroughs and challenges in energy, biomedicine, and more in our executive summary.

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The material difference: How biomaterials are reshaping medicine and patient outcomes

This biomaterials Insights Report explores eight key areas transforming healthcare with self-healing implants, targeted drug delivery, and more.

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Reaching the ‘triple point’ of patent search expertise: Practices of a successful scientific IP professional

David Saari, Ph.D., shares his thoughts on blending science, law, and technology in IP, highlighting the competitive edge of multidisciplinary expertise.

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Unraveling the science behind artificial sweeteners

Uncover the science behind sweeteners, their health impacts, R&D trends, and investment data.

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Can we cure Huntington's? Research trends in PolyQ and rare diseases

While no cure exists for PolyQ diseases like Huntington's, new breakthroughs, therapies, and research could change that.

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Challenges and opportunities in discovering novel drugs for “undruggable” targets

We speak with Mauro Mileni, Ph.D., and Chris Roth, Ph.D., about how their company is leveraging specific technology to fill an innovative drug pipeline.

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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.

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16 billion reasons for hope: How biomarkers are reshaping cancer outcomes

Biomarkers could help doctors catch cancer earlier, cure it more frequently, and perform treatments with fewer risks.

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Predicting and countering chemical threats: The strategic role of data-driven technologies

Data-driven technologies play a pivotal role in swift analysis and quick response to chemical threats.

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Nuclear power in your pocket? 50-year battery innovation

Pocket-sized nuclear batteries are here. Discover their potential and limitations, from powering wearables to tackling radioactive waste.

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Science fact vs. fiction: Can we recycle semiconductors?

Recycling semiconductors was once a far-off dream. However, new research and technology shows that this could become reality.

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Is aspartame safe? The landscape of artificial sweeteners and sugar substitutes

Explore the science behind sweeteners, their health impact, and emerging alternatives.

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Webinar: Big data insights in the quest to cure cancer

Experts discuss emerging trends in immuno-oncology, data challenges, and opportunities ahead for cancer researchers.

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IP trends and opportunities: RNA therapeutics

See key insights on emerging RNA IP trends and possibilities for future innovations in this executive summary.

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Idea in brief: battling antibiotic resistant infections

As antimicrobial resistance becomes a larger problem, new approaches to battling infections are emerging.

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Infographic: Sustainable crops start with green(er) fertilizers

See how new innovations like biorefineries, waste repurposing, and materials are reshaping the future of sustainable fertilizers.

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Webinar: Scientific breakthroughs and emerging trends to watch in 2024

Experts from Lawrence Livermore National Lab, Oak Ridge National Lab, The Ohio State University, and CAS discuss major research trends in 2024.

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How biomarkers unlock faster cancer detection, improving outcomes

As cancer is projected to increase, finding stronger therapeutics is more urgent. Biomarkers offer a potential solution for better diagnosis and treatment.

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Biomarkers: The key to earlier cancer detection and patient outcomes

CAS and Excelra delved into data surrounding biomarkers and their relationship to cancer to identify key targets for future study.

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Embracing the future of AI in the food industry

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.

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R&D Insight: Unique views into immuno-oncology

Immunotherapy is advancing with new approaches like CAR-T cell therapy, antibody-drug conjugates, and even checkpoint inhibitors.

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AI’s emerging role in natural product drug discovery

AI is redefining natural product drug discovery by unlocking diverse candidates from plants, microbes, and more.

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Bacteria vs. science: A race against the resistance

Antimicrobial-resistant infections are a global public health crisis. New solutions like AI, alternative therapeutics, and innovations in materials offer a way to fight back.

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Scientific breakthroughs: 2024 emerging trends to watch

Stay ahead of the latest scientific breakthroughs that are accelerating the landscape of innovation and will transform global science in 2024

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Reducing waste through digital transformation

Learn how digital transformation is reducing waste and creating new revenue streams for companies as they repurpose waste byproducts.

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Emerging trends in immunotherapy and cancer

Immuno-oncology has the potential to treat cancer without sacrificing the patient's wellbeing.

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Dealing with the challenges of drug discovery

The pharma industry is tackling major drug discovery challenges in several new ways. Have they been successful?

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Challenges and opportunities in creating authority constructs for life sciences

In this article, we speak with Nicole Stobart, Jeff Wilson, and Mark Schmidt, about how CAS is using authority constructs to index biological molecules.

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Making pharmaceutical formulation data discoverable

Pharmaceutical manufacturers are investigating ways to cultivate insights from dark formulations data, turning once-hidden knowledge into drug discoveries.

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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.

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R&D Trends: Maximizing dark data to enhance drug repurposing

As the drug repurposing market grows, pharmaceutical manufacturers are investigating ways to cultivate insights from dark formulations data, turning once hidden insights into drug repurposing innovations.

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Can pharma overcome obesity?

Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro are part of a new class of semaglutides (GLP-1 receptor agonists) that help treat obesity and diabetes by regulating blood sugar and appetite.

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Hydrogen needs cleaner production: Photocatalysis is the answer

Learn how photocatalysis can produce clean hydrogen from water and solar energy and why it is crucial for decarbonization.

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Are covalent inhibitors the key to curing cancer?

CAS and Totus Medicines discuss how targeted covalent inhibitors are revolutionizing cancer treatments.

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Tiny technology, big possibilities

Single-walled carbon nanotubes have great potential in several industries from renewable energy to drug delivery.

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Challenges and opportunities in protein function prediction for drug discovery

Iddo Friedberg, an expert in protein function prediction, shares how current prediction models are performing and what current bottlenecks remain.

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R&D insights: The covalent inhibitor revolution

Covalent inhibitors were once avoided due to negative side effects, but new drugs have changed the landscape.

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The rise of covalent inhibitors in strategic therapeutic design

Drugs created with covalent inhibitors are becoming more popular than other types, owing to their unique mechanism of action.

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R&D insights: Antibody-drug conjugates

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.

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Unveiling the potential of the antibody drug conjugate

Since 2018, research interest in antibody-drug conjugates has increased exponentially, due to their potential in the fight against cancer.

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How OLEDs could light up the Nobel Prize

Today, OLEDs are appearing everywhere on phones, media players, portable gaming systems, lighting, and even car radios.

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Synthesizing DNA unlocked the secrets of life

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.

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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.

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The case for the Nobel Prize with metal-organic frameworks

Today, OLEDs are appearing everywhere on phones, media players, portable gaming systems, lighting, and even car radios.

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Nobel worthy: mRNA vaccines beyond COVID

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.

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Gut microbiome advances are reshaping future outcomes

Gut microbiome research has expanded exponentially in recent years, with fecal microbiota transplantation (FMT) at the forefront of this research.

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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.

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Prior art search and analysis for scientific IP strategies

Incomplete prior art searches and analyses can lead to costly mistakes, leaving innovations and the value of intellectual property open to huge risk.

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Digital transformation in the chemical industry: Steps to a sustainable future

Digital initiatives are transforming the chemical industry, allowing for faster innovation and a sustainable future.

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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.

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Webinar on gut microbiome-brain alliance: The connection to health and disorders

CAS, Bayer, and Caltech explore how the gut-brain axis influences health from IBS to autism.

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Pharma data management: Revealing breakthroughs that lie in darkness

Strategies to unlock dark data in the pharmaceutical industry. Reveal data insights and accelerate innovation through digitization and knowledge management.

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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.

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Digital transformation in pharma: Improving R&D through digital solutions

Digital initiatives are transforming the pharmaceutical industry, allowing for faster drug development and expanded treatment options.

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Understanding the power of catalysis

Catalysts and catalysis have transformed our world, from ancient times to modern sustainability. Learn about the latest research trends and innovations.

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Going green with plant-based meat sustainability

With consumers changing their diets for personal and health reasons, innovation to increase quality and variety creates a diverse and competitive market.

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Multifunctional cosmetics: Developing a product that ‘does it all’

Hero ingredients can help create more advanced and versatile formulations than ever before as consumers slim down their cosmetic routines.

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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.

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R&D insights: Sustainable catalysts for the future

Catalysts have been enabling green chemistry with applications in many industries.

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Are large language models right for scientific research?

ChatGPT has redefined the conversation around AI but is it right for scientific research? Find out more about the path ahead for LLMs in science.

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From fighting viruses to tackling tumors: Harnessing mRNA vaccines to treat cancer

Thanks to mRNA vaccines, which have revolutionized the fight against COVID-19, we can treat cancer by harnessing the power of the immune system.

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Top 10 emerging trends in biomaterials

Biomaterials like hydrogels, lipid nanoparticles, and exosomes are reshaping the landscape of drug delivery, diagnosis, and therapeutics.

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Patent searching: Going beyond the basics to increase efficiency

Learn how leveraging patent tools and strategies can accelerate your path toward comprehensive searches and stronger insights.