[breaking] new toxic algae breakout (9/1)

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New Reaction Opens Door to Innovative Polymers

Chemists have unveiled a sustainable method for crafting unique building blocks for polymers. By employing a nickel catalyst, researchers can create monomers with customizable properties, paving the way for advanced materials with applications in drug delivery, energy storage, and electronics. This breakthrough expands the possibilities for polymer design and function. (see more)

Giant Protein Uncovered in Toxic Algae

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