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August 29, 2022 Cover
Volume 100, Issue 30
Companies aim to minimize environmental impact, but research is still needed
Cover image:Companies aim to minimize environmental impact, but research is still needed.
Credit: Rod Rolle/Sipa USA/AP Images
Cannabis industry inches toward sustainability
Companies aim to minimize environmental impact, but research is still needed
Drug developers look to lysine on disease-linked proteins
Covalent drugs gained steam by targeting cysteine on disease-related proteins. Now a second amino acid is in drug developers’ sights
What makes dissolving detergent pods hold together, and are they safe for the environment?
Polyvinyl alcohol provides the pouch for the popular laundry and dishwashing pods
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Steve Trim evaluates venoms to aid drug discovery
His start-up Venomtech builds libraries of bioactive molecules that pharma companies can mine for drug candidates
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Maybe PFAS aren’t as sturdy as previously thought
By severing the reactive end group on the fluorinated compounds, researchers find a simple way to cause the molecules to fall apart
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Extremophile enzyme links lipid tails
Iron-sulfur clusters are key to coupling unactivated carbons
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Science Concentrates
Chicago hosts ACS Fall 2022 meeting
Meeting highlights included programming on sustainability and diversity, equity, inclusion, and respect
