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Bonus: Chirality claims the Chem Nobel (again)

The 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to Henri B. Kagan at Paris-Saclay University and Kenso Soai at the Tokyo University of Science for their work on manipulating the synthesis of chiral molecules. C&EN reporter Bri Barbu joins host Gina Vitale to discuss what these chem ...  Show more

Bonus: Shaping the Future of Chemistry Societies

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