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An illustration of the chemical fingerprinting process at work on a common pesticide. Each peak in the graph indicates a different combination of carbon isotopes bonded to fluorine, as measured by the NMR instrument. The pattern gives the molecule its fingerprint.

Forever Chemical Pollution Can Now Be Tracked via Carbon Fingerprinting

University of Texas at Austin

The new method could help authorities trace forever chemicals to their source after they end up in aquifers, waterways, or soil

Computer representation of the Ebola virus's nucleocapsid, which shields its RNA

Targeting the Deadly Coils of Ebola

University of Texas at Austin

A new study found that Ebola virus is stabilized by electrostatic interactions, which could lead to new treatments

Jason McLellan and Daniel Wrapp, University of Texas at Austin

Breakthrough in Coronavirus Research Results in New Map to Support Vaccine Design

University of Texas at Austin

Researchers have created the first 3D atomic scale map of the part of the virus that attaches to and infects human cells