Wil Srubar’s lab is full of living materials
Polymath envisions a nature-inspired built environment
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Article Description: Co2 capture is fake
Mattress recycling wakes up
New laws and evolving technologies for breaking down polyurethanes aim to create a more circular economy for mattresses
Loop, SK nix PET recycling plant
Ineos closes UK synthetic ethanol plant
ICL and Dynanonic to build LFP plant in Spain
Air Products loses proxy fight at annual shareholder meeting
Editorial: Are scientists in LA OK?
When it comes to the LA fires, there’s the science in them but also human tragedy
Silver in antimicrobial plastic packaging leaches into foods
Toxicity of the metal nanoparticles is unclear, but findings could play a role in future policy decisions
Los Angeles fires hit area chemists
Hundreds associated with nearby universities and government labs have lost homes
Industry’s phthalates gamble is paying off
EPA finds DIDP, DINP are mostly safe as it reevaluates others in the class
Compounds from wildfire smoke persist inside unburned homes
Researchers find that people returning to their homes after a Colorado fire were probably exposed to many aromatic VOCs
Air Products loses boardroom fight
Shareholders rebuke CEO Seifi Ghasemi and elect dissidents to the board of directors
Strategic disorder gives greener glue
Microstructure engineering turns a brittle, biobased polymer into a strong adhesive
Cleaning out a carcinogenic contaminant
Home and personal care firms have cut 1,4-dioxane levels in products to 1 ppm, but is that good enough?
Silver in antimicrobial plastic packaging leaches into foods
Toxicity of the metal nanoparticles is unclear, but findings could play a role in future policy decisions
Editorial: Remember the scientist when catastrophe strikes
When it comes to the LA fires, there’s the science in them but also human tragedy
Industry’s phthalates gamble is paying off
EPA finds DIDP, DINP are mostly safe as it reevaluates others in the class
Los Angeles fires hit area chemists
Hundreds associated with nearby universities and government labs have lost homes
Battery electrolytes made from chemical waste
A new use for the tonnes of triphenylphosphine oxide discarded each year?
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