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PFAS Can Be Replaced In Medicine - For A Cost

Science 2.0 - Jul 01 2026 - 23:07
PFAS Can Be Replaced In Medicine - For A Cost

Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, commmonly called PFAS, are about 12,000 chemicals, nearly all found in nature, and since the 1940s, a handful have been synthesized for use in various products.

Hank Campbell Wed, 07/01/2026 - 23:42 Categories Chemistry
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PFAS Can Be Replaced In Medicine - For A Cost

Science 2.0 - Jul 01 2026 - 23:07
PFAS Can Be Replaced In Medicine - For A Cost

Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, commmonly called PFAS, are about 12,000 chemicals, nearly all found in nature, and since the 1940s, a handful have been synthesized for use in various products.

Hank Campbell Wed, 07/01/2026 - 23:42 Categories Chemistry
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The circuit that lets your brain think and see

Eurekalert - Jul 01 2026 - 18:07


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USC satellite heading to orbit on SpaceX mission

Eurekalert - Jun 30 2026 - 18:06


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PFAS in medicines can often be replaced with alternatives

Eurekalert - Jun 30 2026 - 18:06


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Nitric oxide nanosensor offers autism diagnostic hope

Eurekalert - Jun 29 2026 - 18:06


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A Wall Is Also A Road

Science 2.0 - Jun 29 2026 - 09:06
A Wall Is Also A Road

Skip the glossary. Yes, it's the kind of thing editors love because of the famous communication guidance 'assume a lack of vocabulary but not a lack of intelligence' but that is when you're writing for the broad public. Science-fiction readers are smart.

Hank Campbell Mon, 06/29/2026 - 09:00 Categories Random Thoughts
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A Wall Is Also A Road

Science 2.0 - Jun 29 2026 - 09:06
A Wall Is Also A Road

Skip the glossary. Yes, it's the kind of thing editors love because of the famous communication guidance 'assume a lack of vocabulary but not a lack of intelligence' but that is when you're writing for the broad public. Science-fiction readers are smart.

Hank Campbell Mon, 06/29/2026 - 09:00 Categories Random Thoughts
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