Bio
Zach Baum is an information scientist at CAS. He earned his Ph.D. in Inorganic Chemistry in 2018 from The Ohio State University, where he studied organometallic chemistry and the electronic structures of low-dimensional materials.
Drug Discovery
Emerging trends in targeting "undruggable" RAS proteins for cancer treatment
It is estimated that one in five human cancers involve RAS mutations. Although once considered undruggable, this blog looks at recent advances in RAS inhibitors and emerging therapies.
Sustainability
A greener future: Lithium-ion batteries and Hydrogen fuel cells
In the ongoing pursuit of greener energy sources, lithium-ion batteries and hydrogen fuel cells are two technologies that are in the middle of research boons and growing public interest. Read this blog to learn more about the promises and challenges of these technologies.
Materials
The next growth wave: lithium-ion battery recycling technologies
CAS enables views into past journal and patent publications for lithium-ion battery recycling, including processes, emerging trends, and global challenges.
Digital R&D
Exploring machine learning in chemistry: trends and opportunities
Learn about the growth and barriers of artificial intelligence (AI) and learning algorithms within the field of chemistry.
Emerging Science
The science behind performance-enhancing drugs
Learn more about what performance-enhancing drugs are, how they are detected, and the future development of non-targeted detection methods.