Will open science change chemistry?(chemistryworld.com)

77 points by daphnemichala 2 years ago | 24 comments

Scientists of Chinese descent leaving the US at an accelerating pace(chemistryworld.com)

71 points by herbertl 3 years ago | 79 comments

Benzene at 200(chemistryworld.com)

230 points by Brajeshwar 1 year ago | 103 comments

Periodic Table Gallery(acs.org)

54 points by adrian_mrd 2 years ago | 16 comments

Among top researchers 10% publish at unrealistic levels, analysis finds(chemistryworld.com)

153 points by crescit_eundo 1 year ago | 96 comments

Chinese-born chemist cleared of last conviction under US’s espionage probe(chemistryworld.com)

132 points by crescit_eundo 2 years ago | 80 comments

Thailand discovers nearly 15M tonnes of lithium(malaymail.com)

429 points by amarant 2 years ago | 252 comments

Malay Mail news article reporting that Thailand has discovered nearly 15 million tonnes of lithium deposits.

Japan develops a method to recover up to 90% of lithium from used EV batteries(tech.supercarblondie.com)

663 points by donohoe 3 months ago | 175 comments

Tech news article about a Japanese method that recovers up to 90% of the lithium from used electric vehicle batteries.

USGS uses machine learning to show large lithium potential in Arkansas(usgs.gov)

323 points by antidnan 2 years ago | 199 comments

USGS national news release on using machine learning to estimate large lithium resources in brines of the Smackover Formation in southern Arkansas.

Electric vehicle battery prices are falling faster than expected(goldmansachs.com)

509 points by dakna 2 years ago | 346 comments

Goldman Sachs Intelligence article from November 2023 reporting that electric vehicle battery prices are falling faster than expected.

America didn't lose its rare earth industry, it sold it(lawfaremedia.org)

152 points by speckx 11 days ago | 73 comments

Lawfare article arguing the US sold off its rare earth industry and that financing to rebuild domestic supply should reflect China's strategic control risk.

Chernobyl particles reveal unexpectedly stable nuclear fuel after 40 years(phys.org)

158 points by geox 19 days ago | 67 comments

Phys.org news article on research finding Chernobyl fuel particles remain unexpectedly stable after 40 years; the capture shows a Cloudflare verification page.