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October 31, 2022 Cover
Volume 100, Issue 38
As the climate changes, scientists study how droughts affect our inland waters
Cover image:Drought struck the Yangtze River this summer.
Credit: Ren Yong/SOPA Images via ZUMA Press Wire/Newscom
Quote of the Week
“I could see it. I could feel it. I could smell it. I could taste it.”
What happens when the water in our rivers and lakes reaches record lows?
As the climate changes, scientists study how droughts affect our inland waters
Challenging China’s dominance in the lithium market
Companies want to ramp up domestic lithium supply to meet huge increases in demand and break China’s control of the market. Are their actions too little too late?
3D printed metal is getting better, faster, and stronger
Start-ups want to make on-demand parts for rapid prototyping and military equipment maintenance
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Periodic Graphics: What are our skeletons made of?
Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning explores the biochemistry of our bones.
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Mary K. Carroll elected 2023 ACS president-elect
The Union College chemistry professor will focus on supporting the dissemination of research, communicating science to the public, encouraging outreach, and increasing diversity
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Benzene is, again, found in personal care products
Unilever recalls several lots of dry shampoo sprays
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Climate headed for at least 2.4 °C of warming by 2100, UN report says
Greenhouse gas emissions need to be cut more deeply by 2030 to meet global goal
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Science Concentrates
- AI-based robot uncovers general reaction conditions for Suzuki-Miyaura coupling
- Mosquito magnet? There’s a chemical reason for that
- Radiochemical reveals cholesterol metabolism in the brain
- Nanoprobes spot brain cancer from a blood draw
- Chlorite enzyme helps living cells emit puffs of oxygen on demand
Mary K. Carroll elected 2023 ACS president-elect
The Union College chemistry professor will focus on supporting the dissemination of research, communicating science to the public, encouraging outreach, and increasing diversity
