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September 7, 2015 Cover
Volume 93, Issue 35
Rapid adoption of CRISPR/Cas9 technology is changing our ability to explore genomics and treat genetic diseases
Genome Editing Writ Large
Rapid adoption of CRISPR/Cas9 technology is changing our ability to explore genomics and treat genetic diseases
Slowing Prions With Small Molecules
Researchers develop antiprion compounds that disrupt protein aggregation in animal brains
Scientists Look To DNA For Long-Term Data Storage
ACS Meeting News: Encoding DNA with digital information and encasing it in silica nanoparticles could save documents and data for future generations
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Photoredox Catalysis Is On A Roll
ACS Meeting News: Princeton team of chemists is using visible-light-activated catalysts to make difficult reactions possible
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A Big Breakthrough In Mexican Chemicals
After decades of searching, Mexico’s petrochemical industry may finally have found a formula for success
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Post-Tianjin, China Exposes Its Blemishes
Normally sensitive about its image, China lets information flow after deadly explosion
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Science Concentrates
New Class Of Protein-DNA Nanostructures
Protein Design: Computational modeling used to design protein that co-assembles with DNA to form nanoparticles and nanowires
