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November 28, 2016 Cover
Volume 94, Issue 47
Health concerns prompt calls to end production and use of deadly substance in the U.S. and beyond
Still a global menace
Health concerns prompt calls to end production and use of deadly substance in the U.S. and beyond
Chemists at South African universities experience campus violence as part of #FeesMustFall
Students protest tuition increases amid enduring racial and economic inequities
Restrictions on cosmetic preservatives ramp up
With fewer preservatives in use, chemists worry about protecting consumer products from contamination
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Chemistry in pictures
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Chemists search for emoji
Greater representation of chemistry sought in the symbolic characters
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Vanderbilt neuroscience drug advances to clinic
Phase I study of Alzheimer’s treatment represents shift in academic drug discovery model
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Science Concentrates
Glutamic acids get chromatin to loosen up
Acidic patch on ubiquitin’s surface plays a key role in altering chromatin structure
