How will Biden’s election impact chemistry?
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As we prepare for a new US president, many chemists are wondering how the administration change may affect them and their work. In this episode, C&EN policy reporter Cheryl Hogue joins host Kerri Jansen to help orient listeners to how a Biden administration is likely to impact the world of chemistry.
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