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July 18, 2022 Cover
Volume 100, Issue 25
Sharpen a pencil. Grab a blank piece of paper. You’re going to want to take notes, because these dozen chemists are changing the world
Cover image:Sharpen a pencil. Grab a blank piece of paper. You’re going to want to take notes, because these dozen chemists are changing the world
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“I had to relearn everything I thought I knew about chemistry”
C&EN’s Talented 12
Sharpen a pencil. Grab a blank piece of paper. You’re going to want to take notes, because these dozen chemists are changing the world
What the first James Webb Space Telescope images could mean for chemistry
New photos demonstrate the infrared telescope’s potential for unveiling the chemical complexity of our universe
Another monoclonal antibody for Alzheimer’s to get FDA review
Some scientists aren’t hopeful that lecanemab, following in the footsteps of its unsuccessful predecessor, will shake things up
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Elevated PFOA levels detected in canned clams
Company voluntarily recalls one product manufactured in China
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Strychnine’s biosynthesis deciphered
Chemists unravel the enzymes and chemical transformations plants use to make this complex molecule
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FMC acquires pheromone producer BioPhero
Start-up says fermentation process significantly reduces costs
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US EPA to impose atrazine restrictions
Proposal would reverse the Trump administration’s weaker standard
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Science Concentrates
Cato T. Laurencin named 2023 Priestley Medalist
University of Connecticut engineer and surgeon honored for breakthroughs in materials for biomedical applications and for leadership in diversity, equity, and inclusion
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