Craig Bettenhausen is a Staff Reporter at Chemical & Engineering News. He specializes in bridging the gap between business and science, covering a range of themes including energy, mining, consumer goods, and the beauty industry. Craig's insights and analyses are featured in the American Chemical Society.
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Scientific users report surcharges and regional shortages due to the war in Iran
By: Craig Bettenhausen
In laundry, in dish washing, and beyond, brands and chemical firms are innovating around waterless formats
By: Matt Blois, Jeremy Barr, Craig Bettenhausen
Join us as we explore better ways to mine critical magnet elements
By: Craig Bettenhausen
Salmon sperm and other animal sources give way to plant-based and fermented feedstocks as production methods improve
By: Craig Bettenhausen
Decision also kills the related CO sequestration site under Lake Maurepas The industrial gas firm Air Products and Chemicals is canceling its clean hydrogen project in Darrow, Louisiana.
The Fourth of July celebration in Washington, DC, aimed at a record this year for the largest fireworks display in history, with organizers setting
This isn't a scene from outer space but rather a microscope image of part of one well in a 24-well crystallization plate.
By: Jeremy Barr, Laurel Oldach, Craig Bettenhausen
Phase-contrast device could allow in-cell proteomics In this episode of C&EN Uncovered , host Craig Bettenhausen speaks with C&EN senior
Breakthrough Energy Ventures' new airline-backed SAF fund led the round
By: Craig Bettenhausen
Evonik's Fermas industrial biotechnology plant could provide a blueprint for growing the bioeconomy
