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EPA let Bayer pick dicamba safeguards, then folded them into a proposed US rule
1+ hour ago (536+ words) The tougher approach would have stopped spraying when temperatures exceeded 85 degrees Fahrenheit. The Environmental Protection Agency is facing renewed scrutiny after internal records showed it asked Bayer to choose among restrictions for the herbicide dicamba. The chemical has a long…...
Statement: NIH expands investment in human-relevant research and alternatives to animal testing
3+ hour, 22+ min ago (129+ words) Kindness looks good on you! Shop for good: Snag cozy gear, fun gifts and animal-loving merch—all while supporting our lifesaving work. Humane World for Animals and Humane World Action Fund welcome announcement of new initiatives to help replace animal…...
Juan Wang [IMAGE] | EurekAlert! Science News Releases
3+ hour, 55+ min ago (48+ words) Juan Wang (IMAGE) EurekAlert! Juan Wang, an associate research professor of genetics at Rutgers, uses tiny roundworms to uncover how a genetic change linked to kidney disease disrupts proteins inside cells. More on this News Release A tiny worm helps…...
Battery Chemistry Battles: Lithium-ion vs Flow vs Solid State
5+ day, 20+ hour ago (1200+ words) Australia’s home battery market is moving rapidly, with more than 72,000 home batteries installed during 2024 alone, according to the Australian Government’s Consumer Energy Resources Roadmap update. As battery adoption grows, such as home solar battery storage, understanding chemistry matters because the…...
From disaster to microchips: Pinatuboâs silicon-rich ash can power a semiconductor future, says study
1+ hour, 38+ min ago (920+ words) Scientists eye lahar-rich silica as a potential new feedstock for semiconductors Manila: For decades, Mount Pinatubo has symbolised catastrophe in the Philippines. The volcano, about 100km north of Manila, had been dormant for roughly 500 to 600 years. This long "sleep" lulled nearby…...
A 'green' use for air-captured CO2: Growing beneficial algae
4+ hour, 32+ min ago (1048+ words) Algae and cyanobacteria can be cultivated to make fuels, chemicals, proteins, pigments and other useful products As the world looks for ways to reduce greenhouse gases, researchers are exploring not only how to pull carbon dioxide from the air, but…...
Two UCR researchers named to Analytical Scientist’s Top 40 Under 40
3+ hour, 49+ min ago (330+ words) Inside UCR Two UCR researchers named to Analytical Scientist’s Top 40 Under 40 Faculty members Daniel Petras and Mingxun Wang have been named two of the top 40 under 40 researchers in analytical chemistry by the Analytical Scientist, an internet publishing company that covers…...
Bruker Receives Order for High-Field NMR Systems for Major Upgrade of Magnetic Resonance Research Infrastructure at UC Berkeley
8+ hour, 8+ min ago (165+ words) New high-field NMR instrumentation strengthens biomolecular and materials science research at the UC Berkeley Pines Magnetic Resonance Center The investment is centered on a Bruker AV NEO-X 800 MHz spectrometer equipped with a cryogenically cooled MAS CryoProbe, complemented by several additional…...
Researchers have tweaked the traditional lithium-ion battery formula to deliver high capacity in high-power discharges — exactly what we need for home energy storage and EV batteries
3+ hour, 11+ min ago (514+ words) With so many modern-day devices dependent on rechargeable lithium-ion batteries, scientists are hard at work trying to figure out ways of improving the tech — and a team from the Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology (KRICT) has just announced a…...
A drop of salt water solved a 100-bit computation by letting billions of DNA molecules compete until the configuration encoding the correct answer won
3+ hour, 8+ min ago (1418+ words) A scaffolded DNA computer in a 35-microliter magnesium-buffered droplet used molecular competition to make the low-energy configuration encode the answer to a 100-bit calculation. By Lab Report · Edited by Lachlan Brown Published September 22, 2026 · How we edit A 35-microliter droplet containing…...