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March 12, 2018 Cover
Volume 96, Issue 11
Making a flu vaccine that will last longer than a season is a dream scientists have been chasing for years. Here’s how they’re working to make it a reality
In search of a universal flu vaccine
Making a flu vaccine that will last longer than a season is a dream scientists have been chasing for years. Here’s how they’re working to make it a reality
Endocrine disruptor assays go fast track
EPA ramps up efforts to create high-throughput approaches for screening chemical effects on hormone synthesis and receptor pathways
Looking for cheaper routes to malaria medicines
Efforts to produce low-cost synthetic artemisinin gain momentum with help from Gates Foundation
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Periodic graphics: The chemistry of bitters
Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning samples the ingredients and molecules that lend the cocktail flavorings their pungency
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Cultural change at a midwestern pharmaceutical chemical plant
Evonik claims success in turning a Lilly drug plant into a multicustomer services facility
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How other Chinese companies are competing with WuXi
Expansion of pharmaceutical services giant still leaves plenty of room for other players in China
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Science Concentrates
- From building batteries to combating cancer: How Angela Belcher puts viruses to work
- Organometallic flow reaction reaches industrial scale
- Computer-designed reagent targets lysine for protein modification
- New Zealand glowworms use an all-new luciferin
- Tune in to the new episode of our podcast, Stereo Chemistry, as we discuss sexual harassment in chemistry
A whiff of plastic art reveals degradation
Chemists use volatile organic compound analysis to assess how polymer-based art and artifacts are holding up
