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Mar

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An indomitable particle: Colloidal silica takes on extreme environments

e-book: colloidal silica in extreme environments

In the hypercompetitive markets for advanced materials and processes, industries are turning to computational tools to gain and keep an advantage. It’s no longer enough to solve today’s problems using today’s materials—businesses are looking to tomorrow’s materials, markets, regulations, sustainability, and consumer demands.

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Mar

By Nancy McGuire

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Bioinspired surface micro/nano-topography engineering for tribological applications

Photo: Konstakal/Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Nature provides the inspiration, and 3D printing provides the fabrication for textured surfaces that reduce friction, wear and deformation.

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Published in Trioblogy and Lubrication Technology magazine
March 2023

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Mar

By Nancy McGuire

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Simulations for Sustainability

In the hypercompetitive markets for advanced materials and processes, industries are turning to computational tools to gain and keep an advantage. It’s no longer enough to solve today’s problems using today’s materials—businesses are looking to tomorrow’s materials, markets, regulations, sustainability, and consumer demands.

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Sponsored by Dassault Systèmes/BIOVIA and C&EN BrandLab

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Oct

By Nancy McGuire

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Short Articlesemerging technologies

Versatile Synthesis Tool Does Two Things at Once

One way to synthesize complex organic molecules is to assemble them from fragments of simpler molecules using a metal catalyst. Chemists can choose from a wide variety of readily available starting materials, and a single operation can form molecules with multiple sites for making stereoisomers (mirror-image molecules). …
Published October 19, 2022, J. Am. Chem. Soc. 2022, 144, 42, 19205–19206

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Oct

By Nancy McGuire

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Dendralene Family Tree Grows Some New Branches

Adapted from Charles Darwin's "I think" sketch in his Notebook B. — Image: Stephen Johnson,
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Dendralenes highly branched molecules with multiple carbon−carbon double bonds have become versatile and economical synthetic building blocks. The first general synthetic route to [3]dendralenes, which contain 3 double bonds, was reported in 2019, and extensive research on these compounds has been published since then. …
J. Am. Chem. Soc. 2022, 144, 43, 19649–19650 (Published October 25, 2022)

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