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Biotechnology

Sports science trends: The latest technology transforming football and more

Aerogels in shin guards, self-powered sensors in jerseys, leucine-tuned recovery protocols, and smarter artificial turf. The science behind today's most-watched sports is moving faster than the players.
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Materials

Quantum computing: Methods and materials driving new capabilities

Quantum computing includes many methods and types of qubits, and certain materials are key for developing these computing capabilities.
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Drug Discovery

Trends and therapeutic directions for cyclic peptides in drug discovery

Cyclic peptides are improving treatments for cancer, inflammatory and infectious diseases, and more as oral delivery methods are improved.
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Biotechnology

Precision oncology: Reshaping the future of cancer care

Hub for science articles related to precision oncology and how high-quality data about biomarkers and gene expression at the cellular level is inspiring more data-driven research.
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Biotechnology

Precision oncology: Reshaping the future of cancer care

Explore how precision oncology innovations like theranostics, biomarkers, spatial transcriptomics, and AI-driven analytics are reshaping cancer research and treatment strategies.
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Drug Discovery

AI in drug discovery: Moving from potential to practical

CAS hosted Life Sciences Summits across three regions in 2025, exploring practical AI integration in drug discovery. Learn about data governance, implementation barriers, and modality-specific challenges.
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Biotechnology

Microelectronics frontiers: insights into emerging technologies

How can researchers identify emerging trends in a massive field like microelectronics? Our analysis reveals breakthroughs across materials, devices, applications, and fabrication methods.
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Biotechnology

The future of epigenetics: Emerging technologies and clinical applications

Epigenetics is the study of changes in gene expression that don’t alter DNA sequences. Understanding these processes is driving more personalized medicine and innovative therapies.
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Emerging Science

Scientific breakthroughs: 2026 emerging trends to watch

What are the biggest trends happening in science in 2026? We explore innovations in sustainability, drug discovery, and materials science that will have the greatest impact.
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Sustainability

Emerging green chemistry trends explored in CAS Insights webinar

From AI-powered solutions to mechanochemistry, this CAS Insights webinar recap explores the latest green chemistry trends to watch.
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Consumer Goods

Green chemistry: Six key trends to watch

Breakthroughs in solvents and manufacturing processes are driving advancements in green chemistry. Learn more about six important trends.
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Drug Discovery

Emerging drug discovery trends explored in CAS Insights webinar

From microbiome breakthroughs to AI-powered simulations, this CAS Insights webinar recap explores the latest drug discovery trends shaping pharmaceutical research.
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Emerging Science

Nobel Prize winners

Discover how Nobel-winning science unfolds—from breakthrough ideas to global recognition. CAS Insights reveals the context, challenges, and impact behind these discoveries.
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Drug Discovery

The latest trends in drug discovery

Explore eight leading trends in drug discovery that are improving cancer treatment, identifying neurodegenerative conditions, and even preparing for a future pandemic
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Consumer Goods

The PFAS landscape: Understanding regulations, applications, and alternatives

PFAS molecules have remarkable properties. However, increasing concerns about health impacts are driving new regulations and the search for alternatives.
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Digital R&D

AI models for chemistry: Charting the landscape in materials and life sciences

What can an analysis of 310,000+ articles and patents tell us about the rise of AI for science? Learn about AI integration in scientific research, with guidance for researchers, institutions, and policymakers.
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Emerging Science

New technologies can increase critical metals supplies

Critical metals play crucial roles in modern industries, but are uneven in abundance and geographic distribution. Fortunately, new research and methods may help meet market needs.
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Biotechnology

CAS Insights Report: Fungal infections—New challenges in treatment

Fungal infections represent a growing threat to global health. But while publications and clinical trials have declined recently, renewed interest from researchers and the pharmaceutical industry may lead to new breakthroughs.
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Digital R&D

AI for science: Six trends powering cutting-edge research

Find out how the evolution of AI-powered technology is opening new possibilities in scientific fields ranging from personalized medicine to petrochemicals.
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Emerging Science

Infographic: PEGylated lipid nanoparticles (LNPs)

A visual infographic shows how PEGylated lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) are used to successfully deliver cancer therapeutics.
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Drug Discovery

Lipids in drug delivery: The latest research and design innovations

Preview the new CAS report, "Lipid-Based Drug Delivery Systems: Unlock the Future of Drug Delivery," with a snapshot of what we uncovered—the designs of the most commonly cited lipid-based DDS.
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Emerging Science

Infographic: Aging reimagined

A visual infographic shows the factors that impact aging, related research, and anti-aging strategies.
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Materials

Materials science breakthroughs 2025: ​Trends to watch

2025 trends in materials science including breakthroughs in metamaterials, industrial decarbonization, and consumer goods.
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Sustainability

Market and innovation trends in battery recycling

CAS and Deloitte have worked together to develop Lithium-ion Battery Recycling report, a comprehensive analysis of this rapidly evolving industry, covering both market and scientific perspectives.
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Biotechnology

CRISPR: Latest updates on its rising impact

CRISPR has revolutionized genetic engineering and therapies. What are some of the newest medical potentials for this technology?
|Insights Report
Drug Discovery

Infographic: How weight loss drugs curb hunger

A visual infographic provides details about GLP-1 receptor agonists and GIP polypeptide drugs for weight loss.
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Emerging Science

Scientific breakthroughs: 2025 emerging trends to watch

Stay ahead of the latest scientific breakthroughs that are accelerating the innovation landscape and will transform global science in 2025.
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Drug Discovery

Exploring how the GLP-1 function may provide benefits beyond weight loss and diabetes

The GIP and GLP-1 function shows promising results in treating cardiovascular and neurodegenerative conditions.
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Emerging Science

Three paths to a Nobel Prize in chemistry

Three categories of breakthroughs that have been awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in the last forty years
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Digital R&D

Defining the path to TBK1 inhibition with QSAR modeling

Why are there no FDA approved TBK1 (TANK-binding kinase) inhibitors on the market, despite the key role it plays in the pathophysiology of many diseases.
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Materials

Co-occurrence analysis spots nanotechnology breakthroughs

Nanofibers, nanoplastics, and more are gaining research interest. See more nanotechnology breakthroughs through the lens of a CAS TrendScape analysis.
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Emerging Science

Rare diseases: Impact, landscape, and possibilities

Rare diseases are difficult to treat, diagnose, and identify. As such, researchers are spending more effort in better understanding and treating these illnesses.
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Digital R&D

Identifying emerging trends in nanotechnology research

Combining advanced technologies with human curation identifies emerging trends in nanotechnology research.
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Sustainability

Innovating the chemical recycling of plastics

Recycling plastics can be challenging with traditional methods, leading to developments in chemical plastic recycling technology.
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Materials

Idea in brief: Emerging trends and future opportunities for carbon nanotubes

Biomedicine, batteries, and more could be revolutionized by carbon nanotubes. See the full range of their applications.
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Materials

CAS and Westlake University publication on biomaterials: Full-length report

This detailed technical report, published in collaboration with Westlake University, discusses the biomaterials landscape and how this field is rapidly changing.
|Insights Report
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Consumer Goods

Evolving beauty: The rise of sustainable and natural ingredients for cosmetics

Learn about the shift towards sustainable and natural ingredients in cosmetics, supported by data from the CAS Content Collection™.
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Drug Discovery

Types of antisense oligonucleotides: Advancing therapeutic frontiers

Different types of antisense oligonucleotide therapies, such as exosomes and nanoparticles, offering new hope in genetic medicine.
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Materials

How nanotechnology delivers massive change in energy, biomedicine and more.

Unlock the potential of nanotechnology. Explore breakthroughs and challenges in energy, biomedicine, and more in our executive summary.
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Materials

The material difference: How biomaterials are reshaping medicine and patient outcomes

This biomaterials Insights Report explores eight key areas transforming healthcare with self-healing implants, targeted drug delivery, and more.
|Insights Report
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Consumer Goods

Unraveling the science behind artificial sweeteners

Uncover the science behind sweeteners, their health impacts, R&D trends, and investment data.
|Executive Summary
Materials

Carbon nanotube uses, from batteries to drug delivery

Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) hold immense promise for batteries, composites, sensors, and more. Discover emerging trends on overcoming challenges and cutting edge applications.
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Emerging Science

16 billion reasons for hope: How biomarkers are reshaping cancer outcomes

Biomarkers could help doctors catch cancer earlier, cure it more frequently, and perform treatments with fewer risks.
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Sustainability

Science fact vs. fiction: Can we recycle semiconductors?

Recycling semiconductors was once a far-off dream. However, new research and technology shows that this could become reality.
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Intellectual Property

IP trends and opportunities: RNA therapeutics

See key insights on emerging RNA IP trends and possibilities for future innovations in this executive summary.
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Emerging Science

Idea in brief: battling antibiotic resistant infections

As antimicrobial resistance becomes a larger problem, new approaches to battling infections are emerging.
|Executive Summary
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Intellectual Property

Keeping a finger on the pulse of exosome IP and innovation

The landscape of exosomes has become highly competitive. See all the recent investments, innovations, and commercial opportunities.
|Executive Summary
Infographic titled 'Greening Fertilizer' highlighting that synthetic fertilizers are not eco-friendly, focusing on nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium sources.
Sustainability

Infographic: Sustainable crops start with green(er) fertilizers

See how new innovations like biorefineries, waste repurposing, and materials are reshaping the future of sustainable fertilizers.
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Robotic arms tending rows of green lettuce plants inside a covered hydroponic farm.
Digital R&D

Embracing the future of AI in the food industry

Discover how AI in the food industry is transforming production, innovation, and sustainability. Learn how AI can help you create smarter and more efficient food solutions.
|Article
Healthcare worker in protective gear monitoring a seated male patient's vital signs in a clinical setting.
Drug Discovery

R&D Insight: Unique views into immuno-oncology

Immunotherapy is advancing with new approaches like CAR-T cell therapy, antibody-drug conjugates, and even checkpoint inhibitors.
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Emerging Science

Scientific breakthroughs: 2024 emerging trends to watch

Stay ahead of the latest scientific breakthroughs that are accelerating the landscape of innovation and will transform global science in 2024
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Sustainability

Four uses for renewable feedstock in sustainable coatings

With the push towards increased sustainability, here are four ways coatings manufacturers are making use of renewable feedstock for their own products.
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Drug Discovery

R&D insights: The covalent inhibitor revolution

Covalent inhibitors were once avoided due to negative side effects, but new drugs have changed the landscape.
|Executive Summary
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Biotechnology

The rise of covalent inhibitors in strategic therapeutic design

Drugs created with covalent inhibitors are becoming more popular than other types, owing to their unique mechanism of action.
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Drug Discovery

R&D insights: Antibody-drug conjugates

More than 100 antibody-drug conjugates are in clinical trials. These therapeutics combine the targeting abilities of antibodies with the power of chemotherapy to change cancer treatment.
|Executive Summary
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Emerging Science

Gut microbiome advances are reshaping future outcomes

Gut microbiome research has expanded exponentially in recent years, with fecal microbiota transplantation (FMT) at the forefront of this research.
|Article
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Emerging Science

Nobel worthy: mRNA vaccines beyond COVID

While much of the world has already seen the impact that mRNA has had on vaccines for COVID-19, it may be time to recognize Dr. Katalin Karikó and Dr. Drew Weissman for their outstanding contributions to nucleoside modifications to suppress RNA immunogenicity on top of their pioneering work.
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Emerging Science

The case for the Nobel Prize with metal-organic frameworks

Today, OLEDs are appearing everywhere on phones, media players, portable gaming systems, lighting, and even car radios.
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Emerging Science

Are dendrimers, nanoscience, and supramolecular chemistry ready for a Nobel Prize?

Traditionally, many key benefits of a drug or pharmaceutical cannot be realized because of their poor solubility, high toxicity, or stability problems. However, the use of dendrimers as drug delivery vehicles can solve many of these problems.
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Emerging Science

Synthesizing DNA unlocked the secrets of life

It is surprising that the chemical synthesis of DNA has not won a Nobel prize because it transformed DNA synthesis from a specialized exploration into a widely used research, diagnostic, and forensic tool.
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Emerging Science

How OLEDs could light up the Nobel Prize

Today, OLEDs are appearing everywhere on phones, media players, portable gaming systems, lighting, and even car radios.
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Intellectual Property

Prior art search and analysis for scientific IP strategies

Incomplete prior art searches and analyses can lead to costly mistakes, leaving innovations and the value of intellectual property open to huge risk.
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Emerging Science

Quantum dots win the 2023 Nobel Prize for Chemistry

CAS scientists discuss overlooked ideas that have yet to win a Nobel Prize. From OLEDs and MOFs to mRNA therapeutics and more, these ideas have reshaped science and technology.
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Intellectual Property

Navigating patentability assessments in scientific industries

Patentability assessments in scientific industries come with significant challenges due to their complexity. However, CAS has tools designed to address these issues.
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Emerging Science

CAS Symposium Explores Convergence of Biology and Chemistry in Emerging Therapeutics

CAS, the LaJolla Institute for Immunology, and Avidity Biosciences explore the convergence of biology and chemistry in emerging therapeutics for cancer, vaccines, and more.
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Sustainability

Going green with plant-based meat sustainability

With consumers changing their diets for personal and health reasons, innovation to increase quality and variety creates a diverse and competitive market.
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Consumer Goods

Multifunctional cosmetics: Developing a product that ‘does it all’

Hero ingredients can help create more advanced and versatile formulations than ever before as consumers slim down their cosmetic routines.
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Emerging Science

Mars is calling, but how will Artemis fuel the journey?

Chemistry is powering space exploration with rocket fuel and engine technologies. Discover the advantages and challenges of using LOX/LH2 as a propellant for the Artemis mission.
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Sustainability

R&D insights: Sustainable catalysts for the future

Catalysts have been enabling green chemistry with applications in many industries.
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Biotechnology

From fighting viruses to tackling tumors: Harnessing mRNA vaccines to treat cancer

Thanks to mRNA vaccines, which have revolutionized the fight against COVID-19, we can treat cancer by harnessing the power of the immune system.
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Emerging Science

Top 10 emerging trends in biomaterials

Biomaterials like hydrogels, lipid nanoparticles, and exosomes are reshaping the landscape of drug delivery, diagnosis, and therapeutics.
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Intellectual Property

Patent searching: Going beyond the basics to increase efficiency

Learn how leveraging patent tools and strategies can accelerate your path toward comprehensive searches and stronger insights.
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Emerging Science

Executive summary: What’s next in anti-aging treatments?

Research in anti-aging treatments has reached a pivotal point. How do new treatments, drugs, and clinical trials compare to time-tested practices?
|Executive Summary
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Intellectual Property

The why’s and how’s of partnerships in scientific patent searching

Accelerate and improve the ROI of your IP and R&D initiatives by partnering with an industry and IP expert.
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Sustainability

Infographic: What can be done about microplastics?

Microplastics have infiltrated our entire world, even down to the water we drink and food we eat. Researchers are looking at new ways to address them.
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Intellectual Property

Maximize opportunities with a patent landscape analysis

A successful patent landscape analysis can maximize opportunities and de-risk your company's R&D program and other initiatives.
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Drug Discovery

Targeted protein degradation and induced proximity: Molecular glues landscape in drug discovery

Induced-proximity target protein degradation (TPD) is a ground-breaking strategy in drug discovery that has emerged recently.
|Insights Report
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Sustainability

Supercapacitor technologies: Is graphene finally living up to its full potential?

Graphene-based supercapacitor technologies are being levied for real-world applications as a battery alternative.
|Article
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Digital R&D

Unlocking the power of dark data in chemistry R&D: Strategies for success

What is dark data, and how can it be used to unlock data insights and accelerate innovation for R&D?
|Article
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Emerging Science

Top emerging trends in mRNA therapeutics

mRNA vaccines created for COVID-19 have led to a slew of new research in mRNA therapeutics.
|Executive Summary
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Biotechnology

Infographic: 3D printing is reshaping the future of biomedicine

Discover how advances in 3D printing materials and approaches have reshaped tissues and organ sourcing, drug delivery methods, and wound care.
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Biotechnology

Infographic: Top investment trends for RNA and the outlook ahead

Investment in RNA has grown beyond vaccines. Cancer, infectious diseases, and even liver diseases have all been identified for RNA medicines.
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Sustainability

Five ways to achieve sustainable medical packaging

Learn five ways to reduce waste and use biodegradable materials to develop sustainable sterile packaging options for medical devices.
|Article
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Emerging Science

What you need to know about PEG immunogenicity

PEG immunogenicity is a challenge that affects the safety and efficacy of PEGylated lipid nanoparticles for drug delivery.
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Emerging Science

Peer-reviewed journal: PEG immunogenicity and vaccine safety

Learn how PEGylated lipid nanoparticles are used to deliver mRNA vaccines and other drugs, the immunogenicity concerns with vaccines, and emerging approaches on new designs to increase efficacy and safety.
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Emerging Science

Peer reviewed publication: New discoveries on emerging microbiome trends

This publication in the ACS Chemical Neuroscience Journal details a landscape analysis of emerging trends in the gut microbiome space.
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Emerging Science

Recognizing the potential of the gut microbiome

Created in collaboration with Bayer AG, this report discusses the latest research on microbiome-based therapies, microbiota, probiotics, and the wide range of health conditions it can influence.
|Insights Report
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Sustainability

R&D Insights: Tiny microplastics with massive implications

Microplastic pollution is a global problem due to their disruption of ecosystems and their ingestion by humans and animals.
|Executive Summary
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Biotechnology

Exosomes, the rising star of therapeutics: Infographic

Exosomes are reshaping the future of drug delivery, therapeutics, and diagnostics. Learn about exosomes and the challenges with the technology.
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Biotechnology

R&D Insights: 3D printing in biomedical applications

3D printing has major biomedical applications. See the new technologies that are reshaping personalized healthcare.
|Executive Summary
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Synthetic Chemistry

Synthetic organic chemistry: Peer-reviewed landscape publication

This article, published in collaboration with the National Natural Science Foundation of China, the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and CAS, examines the state of global synthetic organic chemistry research with a focus on enzyme catalysis, photocatalysis, and green chemistry.
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Synthetic Chemistry

Top emerging trends in synthetic organic chemistry

CAS and the Chinese Academy of Sciences explore hidden connections and publication trends in synthetic organic chemistry.
|Insights Report
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Sustainability

R&D Insights: Sustainable agriculture and fertilizer production

Agriculture and fertilizers have a sustainability problem. Understand emerging trends around reducing this industry's carbon emissions.
|Executive Summary
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Safety

The science behind dioxins, vinyl chloride, and proven remediations

Incidents like the East Palestine chemical spill have led researchers to reevaluating the safety of transporting hazardous materials.
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Biotechnology

R&D Insights: Exosomes in drug delivery and diagnostics

The expansion of exosome research has led to significant clinical advancements, and new approaches to drug delivery and diagnostics.
|Executive Summary
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Biotechnology

From polymers to prosthetics: the growth of 3D printing in biomedicine

From prosthetic ears to artificial organs, learn about the latest trends and innovations in 3D printing in biomedicine.
|Insights Report
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Biotechnology

Explore biomedicine’s 3D printing scientific journal review

The possibilities of 3D printing in biomedicine are nearly limitless, as evidenced by this journal publication.
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Emerging Science

Top scientific breakthroughs and emerging trends for 2023

2023年のイノベーションを加速させる最新の科学と最先端の研究で、常に一歩先の情報を確認ください。
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Sustainability

Reduce, reuse, recycle: the path to sustainable agriculture

educing, reusing, and recycling can improve fertilizer access, minimize environmental impact and dependence on finite resources, and lead to a circular bioeconomy.
|Article
Sustainability

Hydrogen fuel-Insights into a growing market

Hydrogen fuel technology is being examined for powering electricity, heating, and transportation.
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