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October 2, 2023 Cover
Volume 101, Issue 32
Layout, safety, and sustainability are just some of the considerations
Scenes from where chemists work
C&EN readers share images of the laboratories where they work and what makes those spaces special to them
C&EN talks with Peter J. T. Morris, science historian
The design of today’s chemical laboratories still owes much to the developments of 19th-century chemists
The science of designing a modern laboratory
Layout, safety, and sustainability are just some of the considerations
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Science publishers settle lawsuits with ResearchGate
Academic social networking site to use system that checks for copyrights
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Liquid from rootlike structures may make mushrooms grow
Substance produced by fungal mycelium contains novel bioactive compounds
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US safety commission seeks data on PFAS in consumer products
Agency requests exposure and toxicity information from stakeholders
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Science publishers settle lawsuits with ResearchGate
Academic social networking site to use system that checks for copyrights
