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June 19, 2017 Cover
Volume 95, Issue 25
With the bar-coding technology, drugmakers leverage the chemistry of large numbers
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How DNA-encoded libraries are revolutionizing drug discovery
With the bar-coding technology, drugmakers leverage the chemistry of large numbers
Putting distillation out of business in the chemical industry
Purifying chemicals without heat would go a long way toward reducing global energy consumption and pollution
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Oxford chemist closing in on how a bird’s magnetic compass works
Peter Hore explains how he and others are tackling the magnetoreception mystery
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Mostly good news for U.S. chemical makers
At executive gathering, low energy costs pleased but politics unnerved
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U.S. textile makers look for a revival
New policies plus technology advances and energy availability bode well for turning around the industry
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Science Concentrates
Modeling reduces nickel needed in catalytic reactions
Technique adjusts reaction conditions to optimize catalyst use in cross-coupling esterifications
