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Values Are More Than Statements: Connecting Actions to Values to Build Inclusive Cultures in Chemistry Research Groups by Pallai, EmmaLee, Hoffman, Mikaila C., Schlau-Cohen, Gabriela S.

“…A diverse scientific community is a strong scientific community. Innovation and progress require varied perspectives. However, achieving and sustaining such a…”
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Catalytic Effect of Solvent Vapors on the Spontaneous Formation of Caffeine–Malonic Acid Cocrystal by Ji, Canran, Hoffman, Mikaila C., Mehta, Manish A.

“…Caffeine (a model pharmaceutical mimic) and malonic acid (a common excipient partner) are known to form a molecular cocrystal spontaneously over about 1 week…”
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Correction: Analysis of Poly(ethylene terephthalate) degradation kinetics of evolved IsPETase variants using a surface crowding mode by Linda Zhong-Johnson, En Ze, Dong, Ziyue, Canova, Christopher T., Destro, Francesco, Cañellas, Marina, Hoffman, Mikaila C., Maréchal, Jeanne, Johnson, Timothy M., Zheng, Maya, Schlau-Cohen, Gabriela S., Lucas, Maria Fátima, Braatz, Richard D., Sprenger, Kayla G., Voigt, Christopher A., Sinskey, Anthony J.

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Analysis of Poly(ethylene terephthalate) degradation kinetics of evolved IsPETase variants using a surface crowding model by Zhong-Johnson, En Ze Linda, Dong, Ziyue, Canova, Christopher T., Destro, Francesco, Cañellas, Marina, Hoffman, Mikaila C., Maréchal, Jeanne, Johnson, Timothy M., Zheng, Maya, Schlau-Cohen, Gabriela S., Lucas, Maria Fátima, Braatz, Richard D., Sprenger, Kayla G., Voigt, Christopher A., Sinskey, Anthony J.

“…Poly(ethylene terephthalate) (PET) is a major plastic polymer utilized in the single-use and textile industries. The discovery of PET-degrading enzymes…”
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Concerted Differential Changes of Helical Dynamics and Packing upon Ligand Occupancy in a Bacterial Chemoreceptor by Gordon, Jesse B, Hoffman, Mikaila C, Troiano, Julianne M, Li, Mingshan, Hazelbauer, Gerald L, Schlau-Cohen, Gabriela S

“…Transmembrane receptors are central components of the chemosensory systems by which motile bacteria detect and respond to chemical gradients. An attractant…”
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