Danish start-up Fuse Vectors has received $5.2 million in preseed financing to further develop their gene therapy technology.

It is a sandwich with the rarest of fillings. Researchers have unveiled berkelocene, a compound containing the synthetic element berkelium nestled neatly between two ring-shaped molecules (Science ...

Past award recipients include Gloria Steinem, Jimmy Carter, and Paul McCartney for work in conflict resolution ...

Biomedical scientists around the world publish around 1 million new papers a year. But a staggering number of these cannot be ...

Mizaikoff, an analytical chemist, plans to bring that cost way down. He and his team have harnessed mid-infrared (MIR) light ...

For advanced students and researchers, finding technical educational resources can be challenging. These chemists are fixing ...

Chemistry start-ups are scrambling to adjust their plans after layoffs at US government agencies and delays in federal ...

Data removal by US government agencies could significantly affect researchers. Librarians and scientists are working to save ...

In a copy of the draft policy seen by C&EN, the commission states that affordable energy will be a cornerstone of the Clean ...

Study investigates the sugary-rich layer of the blood brain barrier and the link between its degradation and dementia ...

Searching for freshwater fungi in the Sierra Madre Oriental was Rubí Yeverino’s idea. In part, she wants to “start changing ...

Tungsten carbide is a great material, durable enough to cut most metals and withstand tough physical and chemical conditions.