Prospects and Approaches for Generating Green Hydrogen Directly from Seawater

Prospects and Approaches for Generating Green Hydrogen Directly from Seawater

On the western shore of China’s Pearl River estuary in Zhuhai, scientists are harnessing renewable energy and seawater to mitigate the carbon emissions from the petrochemical sector by producing ‘green’ hydrogen. Researchers from Beijing University of Chemical Technology (BUCT) and the China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) are setting up a pilot facility to conduct […]

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Trump's Budget Plan Aims for 75% Cut in NSF Chemistry Financing

Trump’s Budget Plan Aims for 75% Cut in NSF Chemistry Financing

The Trump administration has revealed additional specifics of its proposed budget for the fiscal year 2026, signaling deep cuts to research financing. The budget indicates a severe reduction in monetary support for the National Science Foundation (NSF), especially impacting chemistry and materials research. Funding for chemistry through the NSF’s math and physical sciences program is […]

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Sanofi Declares Purchase of Blueprint Medicines for More Than $9 Billion

Sanofi Declares Purchase of Blueprint Medicines for More Than $9 Billion

Sanofi has revealed its intention to purchase Blueprint Medicines, a US-based firm, boosting its immunology division with a $9.1 billion cash transaction, along with an extra $400 million depending on achieving performance milestones. This tactical acquisition encompasses Blueprint’s approved medication Avaykyt (avapritinib), which is prescribed for gastrointestinal stromal tumors and systemic mastocytosis, with projected sales […]

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Stockholm Declaration Urges Chemists to Create Solutions for a Sustainable Future

Stockholm Declaration Urges Chemists to Create Solutions for a Sustainable Future

# The Stockholm Declaration on the Future of Chemistry: Forging a Path for a Sustainable World The Stockholm Declaration on the Future of Chemistry, recently released, urges chemists worldwide to construct a just, sustainable, and resilient environment for both present and future generations. This groundbreaking declaration was developed by a collective of chemists and engineers […]

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"Stockholm Declaration Imagines Chemistry's Impact on the Future Again"

“Stockholm Declaration Imagines Chemistry’s Impact on the Future Again”

**The Stockholm Declaration on Chemistry for the Future: A Catalyst for Change** In a world aspiring for sustainability, the introduction of the Stockholm Declaration on Chemistry for the Future signifies a crucial turning point. Launched during the Nobel Symposium on Chemistry for Sustainability in May, this initiative seeks to connect scientific progress with its societal […]

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Non-Hallucinogenic Psychedelic Compounds and Their Impacts

Non-Hallucinogenic Psychedelic Compounds and Their Impacts

Attitudes towards psychedelics are changing, with increasing evidence highlighting their potential to address various mental health issues such as anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, and addiction. In 2023, Australia emerged as the first nation globally to sanction psychedelics for treating specific mental health ailments. A few other nations are also progressing in this area. Substances […]

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Deformation Facilitates Triggering of Electron-Providing Orbital in Tetravalent Carbon Atoms

Deformation Facilitates Triggering of Electron-Providing Orbital in Tetravalent Carbon Atoms

Strain Amplification Boosts Electron Donation in Tetravalent Carbon Atoms: Insights from Quantum Chemical Analyses Recent quantum chemical investigations have unveiled an intriguing capability of strained tetravalent carbon atoms to donate electrons, thereby enabling a variety of non-covalent interactions. This finding may have considerable consequences for molecular design and chemistry. Researchers Steve Scheiner from Utah State […]

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Alan Turing's Recovered Documents Expected to Reach High Auction Values

Alan Turing’s Recovered Documents Expected to Reach High Auction Values

A stunning array of scholarly articles authored by the iconic codebreaker Alan Turing is poised to hit the auction stage, providing a rare opportunity to explore the intellect of one of the most pivotal figures in computer science and mathematics. Scheduled for auction later this month, these documents are expected to attract bids in the […]

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From "Ta Physika" to Physics - Volume XLII

From “Ta Physika” to Physics – Volume XLII

As discussed previously, during the medieval era in Europe, mathematics did not play a significant role in universities. The quadrivium—arithmetic, geometry, music, astronomy—was part of undergraduate programs, but only to a limited extent. Instructors, or those with a magister title, often delivered courses through lotteries; receiving a mathematics assignment was generally considered undesirable. However, outside […]

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