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June 16, 2014 Cover
Volume 92, Issue 24
The regulatory path to approving new antibiotics has been cleared, but work still remains to rebuild a healthy drug pipeline
248th ACS National Meeting
San Francisco, Aug. 10–14
Liposuction Goes Nano
Brother and sister entrepreneurs hope to improve the cosmetic procedure by melting fat with nanoparticles
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Sweetener Is Toxic To Fruit Flies
Researchers eye Truvia ingredient as potential insecticide
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Patent Reform Stalls In Congress
Key senator scraps legislation targeting ‘patent trolls’
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Tiny Device Detects Methamphetamines
Microcantilever deflection is sensitive enough to selectively detect drug molecules binding to a cavitand receptor
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Science Concentrates
Silylated Ammonium ‘Trophy Molecule’
Chemists finally succeed in preparing the elusive silicon analog of a quaternary alkyl ammonium compound
