Chemistry & Industry
Issue 5 2025
News
Features
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In the latest issue ....
News
- Photonic chips could fuel computing boost
- Rare earth supply crunch creates concern
- Chemist wins Blavatnik award for young scientists
- European pharma investment outlook
- The hunt for water on the Moon
- Food and Drug Administration attacked as under industrys spell
- US specialty and fine chemicals gain ground
- Could pharma tariffs be next
- Shingles vaccine could also reduce risk of dementia say researchers
Features
Regulars
Leader
Neil Eisberg
Editor
Chemistry’s biggest shortage is people
Too many in society forget the role that chemicals play in every aspect of modern life. Of course, without chemistry there’s no way to build the circuit boards and sensors inside our smartphones, or the new batteries for electric vehicles (or the light-weight plastics to counter the extra weight of those new batteries) or the pharmaceuticals that save lives every day and improve the quality of life for millions of people.
Business Digest
All the latest mergers and acquisitions, major projects and investments throughout the industry.
Read the latest business digest
Movers & Shakers
Keep up-to-date with who works where with our exclusive review of personnel across the chemistry-using industries.
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Supply Line
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