Chemical & Engineering News (C&EN)

Already-approved grants were sent back for review, while 200 active ones may face termination

Students from all fields lose out on tens of millions of dollars in career-boosting funds this year 

The meeting takes place May 28–31 in South Orange, New Jersey, along with a celebration of the 100th anniversary of the North Jersey Local Section

The US won’t be party to the global agreement that will allow for rapid sharing of pandemic-related information, pathogen samples, and genetic sequences

As Pfizer pulls a candidate from the market, Lilly expects its pill to get approved next year

6 years after the project was announced, it reports low levels of reproducibility across biomedical science papers in Brazil

Drugmakers sort through many modalities to find the best match for their target proteins

Rock samples collected by the rover give clues about the ancient Martian atmosphere

New methods may unravel molecular mysteries of α-1-antitrypsin deficiency

The corporate executive is recognized for leadership and game-changing contributions to drug discovery

Space meals improved through fermentation, and solar panels made with moon dust

Science organizations are exploring new avenues and navigating multiple obstacles as they confront the Trump administration’s unprecedented actions

The AI tool struggles with unusual DNA and RNA structures, such as single mutations

Devices can record neural activity for hours, then be peeled off without damaging hair

The meeting will take place Oct. 26–29 in Orlando

Web traffic from the bots is disrupting journal websites, but chemistry titles aren’t yet inundated

Compound spurs neuron growth without causing hallucinations in mice