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October 24, 2016 Cover
Volume 94, Issue 42
Or: How the pharmaceutical research sector learned to stop worrying and love the cloud
Cloud computing
Or: How the pharmaceutical research sector learned to stop worrying and love the cloud
Extracting inorganic ions, organically
Organic ligands help sequester and separate inorganic ions in mining and nuclear waste treatment
Deep divisions impede House Science Committee
Attacks and infighting from the previously congenial committee worry the science community
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Perlara signs rare disease pact with Novartis
Start-up seeks to advance its unusual business model with a big pharma partner
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Fatal explosion hits BASF’s Ludwigshafen site
Two workers dead, one missing; 20 plants shut down or partially running
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Shell bids for cellulosic ethanol plant
Refiner may snag large Abengoa facility for $26 million
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Science Concentrates
- Interruptores endocrinos: ¿cuál es el coste para los humanos?
- Putting a human cost on endocrine disruptors
- Unusual hydrogen bond plays a bigger role in proteins than chemists realized
- One-step method determines reaction products’ yield, enantiomeric excess, and configuration
- Chilling tomatoes blocks production of flavor-making enzymes
Coffee-ring effect produces chemical patterns
Chemists take advantage of chemical equilibria in a network of reversible reactions to precipitate out rings
