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August 4, 2014 Cover
Volume 92, Issue 31
Amid calls to cut back or even ban added sugars, scientists hunt for alternative ways to satisfy our cravings
Taiwan Resets To Green
Once heavily polluted, island reinvents itself as a leader in green practices and recycled materials
NIH Program Keeps Sickle Cell Disease Drug Alive
Sale of drug’s developer to Baxter is a win for government rare disease initiative
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Understanding Joint Wear And Tear
Scientists decode surface phenomena that are key to extending implant life
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Graphene Surprises By Decomposing
Materials Chemistry: Ultrathin carbon touted for inertness disintegrates oxidatively
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Job Trends Look Promising
Economy: Full-time employment rises for U.S. chemists, though salaries have stalled
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Science Concentrates
See-Through Body Parts
Modifying the tissue-clearing technique, Clarity, researchers render an entire mouse’s body transparent to light
