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May 2, 2022 Cover
Volume 100, Issue 15
As the cosmetic and personal care industry races to drop petroleum-based ingredients, chemical companies are rolling out a dizzying array of biobased surfactants. Choosing from among them isn’t easy.
Cover image:As the personal care industry races to drop petroleum-based ingredients, chemical companies are rolling out a dizzying array of biobased surfactants. Choosing from among them isn’t easy.
Credit: Kay Youn/C&EN/Shutterstock
Volume 100 |
Issue 15
Prehistoric viruses smuggled genes into our DNA
About 8% of our DNA comes from viruses that infected our distant ancestors. Some of this DNA codes for proteins that affect our biology today
How to capture and use near-miss lab-incident reports in academia
Systems can be large or small, expensive or cheap—either way they’re worth the effort, leaders say
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UK bets on science to deliver regional rejuvenation
The government is fusing its science and economic policies
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Structure of Pepto-Bismol active ingredient solved
Bismuth subsalicylate has layered structure
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Podcast: There’s more to James Harris’s story
A Smithsonian curator expands the record on this “wicked amazing” Black nuclear chemist in this bonus episode of Stereo Chemistry
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A simple route to water-repellent graphene
Gas-phase method generates a lotus-like form of carbon
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Nitrous oxide harnessed for phenol synthesis
Nickel catalyst helps greenhouse gas prove its worth as a chemical reagent
Business & Policy Concentrates
- Bayer outsources biologicals research to Ginkgo
- Archroma and Stony Creek to scale up plant-based indigo dye
- Indonesia halts exports of palm oil, a critical raw material for surfactants and other chemicals
- US health agencies fail to address political interference
- XPrize Carbon Removal selects 15 milestone winners
