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C&EN’s Year in Pharma 2023
This year saw more readjustments from the pandemic
UK scientists fear impact of new immigration rules
Higher minimum salary for skilled immigrants leaves many wondering how universities will be staffed
A new catalyst for breaking down nylon 6
Researchers turn commercial plastic into reusable monomer without solvent or extreme temperatures
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Clariant is latest firm to pull out of cellulosic ethanol
The firm will close its demonstration plant and lay off related staff in Romania and Germany
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Poor indoor air quality affects First Nations young children
Mold, particulates, and inadequate ventilation in houses may explain why many Indigenous children have respiratory illnesses
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Engineered enzyme constructs lactams
A single enzyme stereoselectively builds cyclic amides with 4-, 5-, and 6-membered rings
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Chemistry in Pictures
Chemistry in Pictures
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STEM employers pay scientists with disabilities up to $14,360 less than those without disabilities
Ableist attitudes in STEM responsible for pay disparities, researcher says
Qué hacer cuando el idioma es una barrera para el avance científico
Las barreras lingüísticas que frenan a los investigadores rara vez se contemplan en las conversaciones sobre diversidad en ciencia
Job Listings
- National Institutes of Health/National Institute on Aging: Senior Program Advisor for Development and Testing of Interventions Targeting Aging Mechanisms
- Louisiana State University in Shreveport: Tenure - Track Faculty Position in Inorganic Chemistry
- Louisiana State University in Shreveport: Tenure -Track Faculty Position in Physical Chemistry
- The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology: Head of the Department of Chemistry
- Zhejiang University: Faculty Positions in College of Chemical and Biological Engineering Zhejiang University
- University of Louisville Chemistry Department : Assistant or Associate Professor of Organic Chemistry, Tenure-Track
Memorable moments in 2023
The moments, numbers, and news that the C&EN team found noteworthy this year
Flagship launches Quotient Therapeutics, its first UK start-up
In both Cambridge, Massachusetts, and Cambridge, England, the firm will hunt for new drug targets in the genetic diversity of individual cells
Engineered enzyme constructs lactams
A single enzyme stereoselectively builds cyclic amides with 4-, 5-, and 6-membered rings
A new catalyst for breaking down nylon 6
Researchers turn commercial plastic into reusable monomer without solvent or extreme temperatures
Tightly wound superconductor gives magnet strength
Device could improve studies of materials and living cells
The challenges of working with legacy NMRs
Nearly a decade after Agilent stopped making the instruments, researchers work to keep old systems running