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Chemical & Engineering News (C&EN) Homepage Features Research Funding The funds that fueled chemistry Explore a visual tour through the history of chemistry research funding, from alchemy to AI January 20, 2026
News Research Integrity Lithium mining study is retracted despite authors’ protests Parties connected to mining projects in Serbia prompted the retraction, one author claims January 21, 2026
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News Consumer Safety What is the toxin in Nestlé’s recalled infant formula? Cereulide contamination has led the food giant to pull products from 50 countries January 20, 2026
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A full moon is seen over the Lincoln Memorial and Arlington Memorial Bridge in Washington, DC. News Green Chemistry Lighting a better path for biobased furans Photocatalytic hydrolysis offers a shortcut for renewable chemicals January 16, 2026
A schematic drawing shows furan reacting in the presence of a photocatalyst and blue light to form succinaldehyde. Editorials Greenhouse Gases On emissions, double counting is not the problem Scope 3’s broad definition makes it hard to use January 16, 2026
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