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September 9, 2019 Cover
Volume 97, Issue 35
Strategies for building a bridge to the next step in your career and avoiding common pitfalls
Cover image:Strategies for building a bridge to the next step in your career and avoiding common pitfalls
Credit: Ryan Inzana
As DFT matures, will it become a push-button technology?
Questions of accuracy and reproducibility arise as density functional theory calculations become routine or are contracted out
PHA: A biopolymer whose time has finally come
Amid the growing plastic waste crisis, producers of polyhydroxyalkanoate think the world is ready for their biodegradable polymers
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Chemistry data should be FAIR, proponents say. But getting there will be a long road
To tame the flood of scientific data, policy makers and researchers want to make them findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable
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How ingredient makers are getting acrylamide out of foods
Companies turn to rare microbes, gene editing to interrupt a common chemical reaction
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China strengthens its campaign against scientific misconduct
New publishing standards aim for clarity on plagiarism, fabrication, and authorship
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Should postdocs compete or cooperate? Jen Heemstra offers her two cents
Here’s how to get the best of both worlds
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Tales from the postdoc
Early-career scientists open up about their experiences and lessons learned
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Science Concentrates
Pulsed electrosynthesis plus machine learning equals bigger yields for adiponitrile
Data-driven reaction optimization may inspire more efficient paths to other chemicals
