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July 3, 2017 Cover
Volume 95, Issue 27
The first approval of a tissue-agnostic treatment signals change in how oncology drugs are tested and used
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Cancer, redefined
The first approval of a tissue-agnostic treatment signals change in how oncology drugs are tested and used
The scientists who sniff water
Researchers analyze the odors wafting off drinking water to help make it stink-free
What’s in fireworks, and what produces those colorful explosions?
Fireworks have thrilled crowds for centuries; now science is working to make their fallout more environmentally friendly
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Perspectives: Chemistry seeks its new level in agtech
Biotechnology has moved on from pharmaceuticals to agriculture, creating new opportunities for chemists
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Cheaper by the barrel
With the help of chemical makers, U.S. energy companies are reducing the cost of extracting oil from the ground
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Nutmeg compound is cooler than menthol
Neolignan molecule could help prolong menthol’s icy effect
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Science Concentrates
Organic onions are richer in flavonoids
A six-year comparison of organic versus conventional onions shows higher levels of phytochemicals thought to promote health
