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July 3, 2023 Cover
Volume 101, Issue 21
The low-carbon hydrogen dreams of governments and corporations depend on the massive scale-up of this technology
Electrolyzers: The tools to turn hydrogen green
The low-carbon hydrogen dreams of governments and corporations depend on the massive scale-up of this technology
Bringing the shine back to the iconic sculpture Bronze Form
Conservators used chemistry to restore Henry Moore’s imposing artwork at the J. Paul Getty Museum
This environmental scientist teamed up with Atlanta residents to uncover lead-contaminated soil in their neighborhoods
Eri Saikawa hopes her work will safeguard the community’s kids from future lead exposures
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Periodic Graphics: 6 unusual side effects of medicines
Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning looks at the compounds behind some strange side effects.
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Nobel laureate John B. Goodenough dies at 100
Lithium battery pioneer was driven by his work and leaves behind a huge legacy, chemists say
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New type of Raman microscopy reported
Fluorescence suppression enables coherent Stokes Raman scattering microscopy
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3M agrees to $10.3 billion PFAS settlement
Deal would provide money to clean up contaminated drinking water
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Medicinal chemistry methods miniaturized for high-throughput experimentation
Researchers redesign 4 workhorse reactions to run in microliter droplets
