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June 13, 2022 Cover
Volume 100, Issue 21
Chemist left legacies in lab safety, the scientific method, and women in science
Cover image:25 years after the chemist died of dimethylmercury poisoning, her influence remains strong.
Volume 100 |
Issue 21
Flying the low-carbon skies on sustainable aviation fuel
Airlines are eager to switch to renewable, low-carbon fuel—as soon as there’s enough to go around
Air quality expert Richard L. Corsi discusses the complexity of cleaning indoor air
If you’ve seen—or built—a DIY air filter box, you can probably thank this University of California, Davis, engineering dean
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International students deserve recognition and support
The pandemic has intensified challenges for students studying abroad
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Career Ladder: Benjamin Eyer
How this chemist used his scientific skills to grow a career in the wine industry
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Fossil biomolecules provide insights into which dinosaurs were warm- or cold-blooded
Spectroscopy reveals clues to dinos’ metabolisms
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