A class taught by chemist Li-Qiong Wang teaches the molecular building blocks of artistic expression and enables students to make some art of their own along the way.

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Why does plastic turn brittle and paint fade when exposed to the sun for long periods? Scientists have long known that such ...

AZ Report Card data shows only one in five Tucson students tests proficient in science, prompting one local high school to ...

Highly reactive organometallic reagents, like organolithiums (molecules with a carbon–lithium bond) are essential reagents in ...

From mixed charges to chemical bonding, Professor Ludmilla Aristilde found that iron uses multiple strategies to lock carbon ...

Considering risks to both those inside the lab and people in the community can help minimize hazards—and make chemistry more ...

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During this mega AMA, science correspondent Miles O’Brien and digital anchor and correspondent Deema Zein will interview ...