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The same that concerns us as a greenhouse gas can replace toxic in drug manufacturing, aerogel drying, and textile dyeing. research on supercritical CO₂ has nearly tripled over 25 years. See where it is heading: https://bit.ly/4xAKAVX

Supercritical CO₂ is a liquid-like material that can replace toxic solvents Supercritical CO₂ is a liquid-like material that can replace toxic solvents in process engineering, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and other green chemistry applications.

CAS is collaborating with Novartis Biomedical Research to advance AI-ready reaction . The initiative combines Novartis experimental reaction with more than 160 million scientist-curated reactions from the CAS Content Collection™. https://bit.ly/4dclwgr

We’re continuing to evolve CAS SciFinder for all . In this week's , we’ll introduce new capabilities focused on expert control, faster alerting, and more powerful workflow support. Register now: https://bit.ly/4Af0S9h

Only 0.78% of genomic research involves actually designing new sequences. A Stanford and Arc Institute team just pushed that frontier by writing functional virus with a language model. Read what it means for research: https://bit.ly/4gVTk3B

Genome-Scale Generative Design: What an AI Language Model Wrote, and Why It Worked Genome AI language models wrote complete bacteriophage genomes. A cocktail of sixteen became working viruses capable of breaking anti-viral resistance that natural phages could not.

A collaboration between CAS and Lilly produced the first large-scale analysis of 25 years of published process reactions. The results challenge some assumptions and confirm others. See what the shows: https://bit.ly/4vPOlFX

Decoding 25 years of process chemistry A panoramic view of any scientific field, especially across decades, can be challenging and rewarding. In the case of process chemistry, individual case studies and lessons learned from specific scale‑up examples are available.

Deploying in R&D without a rigorous evaluation strategy is a significant organizational risk. A wrong answer in does not just score poorly; it can send a program down a months-long dead end. Here’s what sound evaluation actually requires: https://bit.ly/4wDYFBv

At the start of 2026, the team named 8 trends to watch. Nine months in, those authors sat down to grade their own . Some held up. Some did not. See what surprised them most: https://bit.ly/4xzLsdf

The right target changes everything. Connect with CAS in booth 409 to see how connects disease, protein, and data to help you validate targets faster. https://bit.ly/4peRVYr

We were proud to support the 17th Annual on The Lawn at CAS last weekend. The event helps advance interdisciplinary sarcoma at the OSUCCC-James Cancer Hospital and Solove Research Institute. Every step taken was a tribute to families who have lost someone to and a reminder of why this fight matters. Thank you to everyone who came out to support this incredible cause.

A special thanks to the U.S. Women's National Amputee Soccer Team, who walked alongside families throughout the event.