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November 21, 2016 Cover
Volume 94, Issue 46
Technology to produce fuels from sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide faces scientific and economic challenges
Will the artificial leaf sprout to combat climate change?
Technology to produce fuels from sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide faces scientific and economic challenges
Science under eight years of Obama
The President supported science while Congress limited progress of his initiatives
What will it take to find a human pheromone?
Despite decades of research into chemical communication, scientists are no closer to determining whether a human pheromone exists
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Synthesis of poison dart frog toxin brings surprises
Asymmetric route to batrachotoxin opens avenues for studying sodium channels
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C&EN talks with Neil Carson, British chemistry champion
Engineer transformed catalyst firm Johnson Matthey and helped pave the way for fracking in U.K.
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Novomer takes CO2 chemistry to market
The start-up sold its CO2 polyols business to Saudi Aramco and now wants to cultivate a CO route to acrylic acid
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Science Concentrates
Masked fungal toxins in our food
When pathogenic fungi leave poisons behind on harvests, the plant can modify the toxins, sidestepping food safety detection
