Craig Bettenhausen is a Staff Reporter at Chemical & Engineering News. He specializes in bridging the gap between business and science, covering themes such as energy sustainability, materials science, and climate change. Craig's work has been featured in the American Chemical Society.
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By: Fionna Samuels, Craig Bettenhausen, Jeremy Barr, Brianna Barbu
C&EN talks about solar system geochemistry and space mission sustainability
By: Craig Bettenhausen
Project to capture CO from ammonia production could pave the way for more CCS investment in the region
By: Aayushi Pratap, Craig Bettenhausen, Ana Georgescu
3 C&EN reporters offer their impressions from the annual New York City event
Nanomaterials are everywhere these days. Whether the goal is to use the tiny structures to solve problems such as gas separation and drug delivery
Resilience and self-sufficiency took center stage for start-ups and investors at Climate Week
The world shrank for a lot of people during the COVID-19 pandemic. For photographer Tian Olivier, that included his artistic interests.
Electrocatalytic process makes intermediates on-site and on demand At a glance Publicly launched: Headquarters: Houston
By: Craig Bettenhausen, Rowan Walrath, Jeremy Barr, Shea Murphy
C&EN staffers dig into an interactive data piece about where chemistry happens
The firm's $8 million series A was led by Genoa Ventures Enzymes are powerful tools for chemical synthesis, but their natural setting within a microbe's metabolism can limit their industrial use.
By: Bethany Halford, Craig Bettenhausen
Artificial intelligence is making it easier to replicate expensive software
