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July 25, 2016 Cover
Volume 94, Issue 30
Sales are down in the low oil price environment, but profits are soaring
C&EN’s Global Top 50
Sales are down in the low oil price environment, but profits are soaring
The fungus among us
Researchers race to study the human mycobiome and how it affects our health
Dandelions, the scourge of lawns, may be a fount of rubber
Researchers and start-ups are nourishing the roots of a sustainable alternative to the rubber tree
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Boron chemistry branches out
Electron poor but chemically rich element with a storied past continues to surprise with a surge of new developments
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Synchronized bacteria attack tumors
Engineered microbes grow and burst in cycles to release anticancer molecules
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Japanese firms invest in diaper raw materials
Demand is strong as urban Asians adopt Western methods of baby care
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Science Concentrates
- New radiotracer allows scientists to count synapses in people’s brains
- Researchers demonstrate they can store data by pushing around atoms
- Protein stays stable without its charges
- Studies provide two new glimpses of the spliceosome, the machinery that helps make humans more complex than fruit flies
- Bacterial ticker tape puts cells on display
Midas touch hardens titanium
Thanks to its superior properties, the alloy β-Ti3Au could replace titanium in medical implants
