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- 1AI is transforming materials discovery and disease diagnosis●AI is changing how scientists discover materials and diagnose diseases
Scientists are increasingly using artificial intelligence to speed up the discovery of new materials and to improve medical diagnosis. The approach is reshaping research in physics, chemistry and medicine, with AI tools helping researchers identify promising compounds and detect diseases earlier and more accurately than traditional methods.
- 2Scientists Make Their Predictions for the 2026 Nobel Prize●Who Will Win the 2026 Nobel Prize? Scientists Make Their Predictions
The Scientist has asked researchers to forecast who might win the 2026 Nobel Prizes, with a focus on likely candidates in science categories such as medicine, physics and chemistry. The piece highlights breakthroughs and researchers currently considered strong contenders, inviting speculation ahead of the prize announcements expected in October 2026.
- 3NASEM Seeks Experts for Chemical Sciences Board and Roundtable▼NASEM Calls for Experts for Board on Chemical Sciences and Technology and Chemical Sciences Roundtable
The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine is inviting nominations of experts to serve on its Board on Chemical Sciences and Technology and its Chemical Sciences Roundtable. The call is directed at qualified professionals in chemistry and related fields who can advise on national science priorities. Details on eligibility and how to submit nominations are available through the Academies.
- 4Gilles Gasser speaks on metal complexes at ChemBioTalks●Great talk by Gilles Gasser at the 6th Virtual # ChemBioTalks . He gave an insightful talk on "Metal Complexes for Medic
Gilles Gasser gave an invited talk on metal complexes for medicinal applications at the sixth virtual edition of the ChemBioTalks series. The presentation, described as insightful by attendees, covered how metal-based compounds can be used in medicine, an area where Gasser's research group is well known. The seminar was held online, allowing chemists from around the world to attend and discuss bioinorganic and medicinal chemistry topics.