Author Archives: Mark Peplow

Molecular structures and other identifiers will help to compare and contrast chemical warfare agents controlled by three different international frameworks.

Acids produced by heating dimethyl sulfoxide can trigger a runaway reaction.

Abbott aims to produce 50 million of the 15-minute, $5 tests per month.

The poisonous legacy of industry holds lessons, two books show.

Protocols developed at University of Illinois and Yale School of Public Health join growing list of spit-and-test diagnostics.

Detailed protein structures are fuelingdrug-discovery efforts.

If drug-repurposing studies hit pay dirt, backup recipes could help antiviral manufacturers avoid supply chain problems.

Fast, portable systems could help to deliver routine infection screening as countries ease lockdowns.

Computational analysis identifies aminotransferases that convert cheap amino acids into high-value molecules.

Living cells used in construction to create concrete, bricks or tiles could also soak up CO2.