Rebecca Trager is a Senior US Correspondent at Chemistry World. With a focus on science policy, she covers a range of topics including climate change, sustainability, and government affairs, drawing from her extensive background in policy and journalism. Rebecca's work has been featured in Chemistry World, where she leverages her expertise to illuminate the intersection of science and politics.
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Rebecca Trager's coverage heavily focuses on scientific topics, particularly in the fields of chemistry and environmental science. Her articles often cite government announcements and data, suggesting a strong emphasis on official sources and verifiable information.
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Rebecca does not have a specified geographic focus; however, given the global nature of many environmental issues covered by her articles such as chemical safety and environmental impact studies, experts offering insights from various regions could be relevant for her coverage.
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By: Rebecca Trager
Chemical weapons watchdog's lab analysis confirms tear gas use
Chemistry Nobel laureate John Jumper says latest version of AlphaFold is making good progress on interactions between molecules and protein
Asma Sheikh talks about growing up, discovering her passion for chemistry and being a teaching assistant
Workers opened live pipework 1.5m away from intended work site
Environmental scientists find that pan-frying leads to peak VOC concentrations of 260ppb, versus 20ppb for air-frying
2021 ban on remaining food uses was overturned on appeal in 2023
By: Rebecca Trager
Export bans on gallium, germanium and antimony could hit semiconductor and weapons manufacturers heard
By: Rebecca Trager
US environmental agency officially bans trichloroethylene and prohibits most uses of perchloroethylene
Texas attorney general accuses 3M and DuPont of knowingly concealing health risks
Extractable compounds provide opportunity for significant skin exposure
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