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C&EN What the First James Webb Space Telescope Images Could Mean for Chemistry
New photos demonstrate the infrared telescope’s potential for unveiling the chemical complexity of our universe
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Careers Career Ladder: Michael MullowneyAn interest in the natural world led this chemist from the arts to natural product chemistry and the microbiome
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Chapters Business Not As Usual for University of Puerto Rico - Río Piedras CampusHow COVID-19 Transformed Chapter Activities and Individual Development
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Careers How to Score a Chemistry-Related Job in Climate ScienceWondering how to combine your passion for the planet with your background in chemistry? We've got the inside scoop on climate science careers.
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Chapters Celebrating the 2020-2021 ACS Student Chapter Award WinnersCongratulations to the 209 ACS Student Chapter Award winners and 25 chapters that successfully completed green chemistry activities.
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Atomic News 3D-Printed Electrodes Could Hold More Charge in Lithium-Ion BatteriesAligned graphite nanoflakes and a carefully designed structure gives a thick electrode with three times the charge capacity of conventional designs.
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Careers Finding Your Path as a Chemical Technical ProfessionalIf being the go-to person for handling chemicals, conducting experiments, and running analyses appeals to you, this article is for you.
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College Life How To Survive Your Organic Chemistry ClassYour life will be much easier with these smart approaches to studying synthesis, reactions, and analysis of carbon-based molecules.
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Grad School The Road to Grad SchoolStart early and stay the course with these tips that will help you manage the application process.
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Careers How To Blaze Your Own Trail in PharmacologyAre you fascinated by how drugs work in the body? Learn about careers in pharmacology, a field that intersects chemistry, medicine, and biology.
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College Life Know Your Techniques: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) SpectroscopyNMR is a powerful, but sometimes tricky, analytical tool. Learn how to collect a spectrum for great results.
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Grad School Grad Student Olga Riusech on the Impact of MentoringRiusech explains the power of mentoring that has helped to shape her approaches to research, community work, and personal fulfillment.
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Checking Glycan Levels Could Catch Sepsis Before Symptoms Appear
New research in mice looks at changes in blood’s carbohydrate levels during sepsis, offering hope for improved diagnostics