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January 23, 2023 Cover
Volume 101, Issue 3
Cover image:The wreck of the X-Press Pearl unleashed a record 1,680 metric tons of plastic pellets on Sri Lanka’s coast in 2021. Scientists want to understand more about the effects of this poorly studied type of marine pollution.
Credit: Chamila Karunarathne/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock
Grappling with the biggest marine plastic spill in history
The wreck of the X-Press Pearl unleashed a record 1,680 metric tons of plastic pellets on Sri Lanka’s coast in 2021. Scientists want to understand more about the effects of this poorly studied type of marine pollution
37 new drugs achieved FDA approval in 2022
Fewer new molecular entities cleared the agency’s hurdles than in recent years
C&EN-tennial playlist
Solve C&EN’s crossword celebrating the magazine’s 100th anniversary
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Geomicrobiologist Julie Cosmidis looks for ways chemistry can create life look-alikes
Biomineral expert wants to help Mars researchers avoid mistaking spherical or twisty minerals for signs of fossilized life
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Chemist Feng “Franklin” Tao sentenced to time served
‘This case is not about espionage,’ a federal judge says. The former KU professor will not go to prison over interactions with China
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Electric molecular motor charges ahead
Oscillating voltage prompts molecular rings to trundle around a circular track
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UC Davis chemistry professor fired after investigation for alleged sexual assault of a high school student
Former department chair Ting Guo has been on leave since 2021
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UC Davis chemistry professor fired after investigation for alleged sexual assault of a high school student
Former department chair Ting Guo has been on leave since 2021
