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Researchers have discovered that Tawny crazy ants secrete formic acid, possibly to neutralize the venom of its competitor, the fire ant, gaining an upper hand in their battle over food.
ANTIDOTE
March 3, 2014
 
Referenced in:
An Ant’s Acid Antidote
By Sarah Everts
Ordinary lab equipment is all that’s required to make Perovskite solar cells.
SIMPLE SETUP
February 24, 2014
 
Referenced in:
Tapping Solar Power With Perovskites
By Mitch Jacoby
A video shows a three-dimensional view of the AFP maxi protein and its associated water molecules.
WATER WITHIN
February 17, 2014
 
Referenced in:
Antifreeze Protein Works From Inside Out
By Jyllian Kemsley
Although neuroscientists have speculated about how memories form, new imaging experiments confirm key steps in the process. In this clip, packets of mRNA travel along inside live nerve cells from mice.
SEEING IS BELIEVING
February 17, 2014
 
Referenced in:
Tracking How Memories Form
By Lauren K. Wolf
In this video, watch a swarm of gold nanorod micromotors as they buzz around the innards of a cervical cancer cell.
HIVE MIND
February 17, 2014
 
Referenced in:
Micromotors Cruise Inside Living Cells
By Lauren K. Wolf
A polymer light-emitting diode keeps a consistent glow while being repeatedly stretched. In this video, the polymer is stretched to a length 50%, 75%, and 85% greater than its original size.
ELASTIC EMITTER
February 11, 2014
 
Referenced in:
Light-Emitting Diode Can Stretch More Than Twice Its Length
By Prachi Patel
Watch as liquid-crystalline polymer springs coil and uncoil in response to UV light, mimicking the motion of a cucumber plant’s spiraling tendrils.
COOL AS A CUCUMBER
February 10, 2014
 
Referenced in:
Light Triggers Multiple Motions In A Single Nanostructured Material
By Carmen Drahl
Freed discusses his career and research with Brian Crane, a Cornell faculty colleague.
TÊTE-À-TÊTE
February 10, 2014
 
Referenced in:
Joel Henry Hildebrand Award In The Theoretical & Experimental Chemistry Of Liquids
By Jyllian Kemsley
Surface rendering of a monoclonal antibody to show possible cytotoxin conjugation sites for creating an ADC. Blue patches are lysines, orange patches are cysteines, and green is a meditope-binding site. Click to rotate.
LOCATION, LOCATION
January 20, 2014
 
Referenced in:
Building Antibody-Drug Conjugates
By Ann M. Thayer
Cipla allowed C&EN's camera inside its advanced pharmaceutical ingredient manufacturing plant, as well as the plant that produces finished drug doses. Watch this video to learn about the stringent regulations these plants must follow.
BY THE BOOK
January 20, 2014
 
Referenced in:
Welcome To The World’s Drugstore
By Jean-François Tremblay
Phil S. Baran's team at Scripps Research Institute California has developed a direct coupling of olefins that typically takes place in under an hour. This is an example of the reaction that takes 5 minutes (video is sped up with a timer for ease of viewing.) This video first appeared on the Baran group's blog, The Open Flask.
DUMP AND STIR
January 17, 2014
 
Referenced in:
Chemists Present Innovative Methods For Reducing Alkenes And Coupling Them Directly
By Carmen Drahl
Newscripts went inside award-winning Chef José Andrés’ headquarters to find out how close two bioinspired cocktail garnishes are to making their restaurant debut.
BEVERAGE LAB
January 13, 2014
 
Referenced in:
Scientific Cocktail Toppers, Chemical-Free Beer
By Carmen Drahl
Watch this archived Web broadcast of top chemistry moments in 2013 and predictions for 2014 from C&EN reporters and special guests.
PICKING THE BEST OF 2013
January 10, 2014
 
Referenced in:
Top Chemistry Moments Of 2013
By Carmen Drahl
Icicles are grown in a laboratory from distilled water with varying amounts of added salt.
RUNOFF
January 6, 2014
 
Referenced in:
James Bond’s Alcoholic Ways, Icicle Ripples
By Jyllian Kemsley