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September 12, 2022 Cover
Volume 100, Issue 32
Apprenticeships and community colleges provide nontraditional paths for young people to get into chemistry careers
Cover image:A training model firmly established in Germany, apprenticeships are becoming increasingly popular as a means to train the next generation of chemists in other parts of Europe and the US.
Credit: Mike Reddy
Training industry chemists
Apprenticeships and community colleges provide nontraditional paths for young people to get into chemistry careers
Organics challenge ammonia as hydrogen carriers
Ammonia gets most of the attention, but some people think liquid organic hydrogen carriers will find a niche in the energy transition
Battery expert Dame Clare Grey’s pioneering studies could lead to a more sustainable energy future
University of Cambridge professor is winner of the 2022 ACS Central Science Disruptors and Innovators Prize
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Molecular-editing reaction expands indoles with N
New method adds another nitrogen into bioactive motif commonly found in drugs
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EPA clamps down on 12 PFAS in pesticides
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China approves the first inhalable COVID-19 vaccine
CanSino reported that its aerosolized booster provides stronger immune protection than injected offerings
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Molecular-editing reaction expands indoles with N
New method adds another nitrogen into bioactive motif commonly found in drugs
Business & Policy Concentrates
- Solvay claims breakthrough in soda ash production
- BASF, Sabic, and Linde to test electric cracker designs
- Harvard chemist Charles Lieber loses initial appeal
- Researchers are examining plastic’s many hazards to human health
- Biden’s CHIPS Act implementation plan is hit-and-miss for the chemical industry