A deep dive on how chemical structure affects photochemical reactivity and defluorination pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/... Celebrating 25 years of photochemistry with @krismcneill.bsky.social and nearly 10 if NMR with @pomerantz.bsky.social @envirosci.acspublications.org

New research in ACS ES&T Air demonstrates how exposure to a combination of PM2.5 and PM0.25 can deliver toxic metals, posing health risks.

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Chemistry and innovation for #SDG9: @pubs.acs.org spotlights sustainable manufacturing and smarter infrastructure in a Kudos-hosted Showcase.

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'Self-Cleaning Menstrual Cups with Plant-Based Biodegradable Superabsorbent Fibrous Tablets for Hygienic and Sustainable Period Care' in ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces was featured as an ACS Science Release.

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🎉 Congrats to my PhD student Alana Dodero on her new paper in Chemical Research in Toxicology!
We show that atmospheric aging makes nanoplastics more toxic to human lung cells through collaboration with Prof. Natalie Johnson’s group in public health.
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Celebrating five years of impact! ACS ES&T Engineering continues to push boundaries in environmental technology.

We interviewed Editor-in-Chief, Prof. Wonyong Choi, to reflect on the journey and what’s next.

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A review published in ES&T Letters assessed the distribution of antibiotic concentrations in rivers globally, and identified the driving forces behind antibiotic pollution.

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📢 Call for Nominations: Fall 2026 Lectureships 📢

We are now accepting nominations for the 2026 ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering Lectureship Award!

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This Special Issue will explore how artificial intelligence (AI) tools can drive sustainable innovation across chemistry, engineering, and resource management. Submit your manuscript by January 30, 2026.

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📢 Call for Papers: 2025 Los Angeles Fires 📢

ACS ES&T Air and ACS ES&T Water are collaborating on a forthcoming Special Issue focused on the 2025 Los Angeles Fires, examining their far-reaching environmental impacts.

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Blake Stringer is the lead author on a new publication, "Anabaenopeptin B Chlorination Degradation Byproducts Retain Potent Carboxypeptidase B Inhibition" in ACS ES&T Water. #wsuchemistry #chemistryindetroit #algalblooms #MassSpec #ChemSky

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📢 Call for Nominations: Fall 2026 Lectureships 📢

We are now accepting nominations for the 2026 ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering Lectureship Award!

🙌 Self-nominations are welcome.

Submit your nomination by December 1, 2025: go.acs.org/dm3

🌱A new study published in the ACS Environmental Science & Technology found that yellow flag iris, a wetland plant, can remove #PFAS from water. These plants could be used in constructed #wetlands to treat PFAS contaminated #wastewater.

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ACS ES&T Water’s Editor-in-Chief, Prof. Shane Snyder, reflects on the journal’s journey from launch to global impact, highlighting its role in advancing innovation, sustainability, and collaboration in water science.

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Excited to share my PhD student Sining Niu’s new paper in ACS ES&T Air! 🎉
Using a VIA-CIMS system with NH₄⁺ ionization, the study simultaneously measures SOA physiochemical properties, including composition, volatility & viscosity in real-time.
👏 Congrats, Sining!
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