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July 10, 2023 Cover
Volume 101, Issue 22
AI is burrowing deeper into drug discovery with the help of new kinds of companies and partnerships
Accessing artificial intelligence in pharmaceutical laboratories
AI is burrowing deeper into drug discovery with the help of new kinds of companies and partnerships
What’s inside toothpaste tablets, and can they clean your teeth effectively?
Originally a niche product for the zero-waste crowd, these pressed powder pills are the latest in a string of popular tooth-cleaning options
Scientists are engineering asphalt that is safer for humans and the environment
Recent research shows asphalt to be a source of harmful chemicals, but researchers are working on ways to change that while keeping its carbon footprint in check
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Spatial translatomics pinpoints protein production in cells
Method spots proteins being produced
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Lecanemab wins full regulatory approval from FDA
Medicare will cover the Alzheimer’s drug for people who participate in observational studies
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A natural product that finishes its own synthesis
Plant pathway to potential obesity compound concludes with nonenzymatic conversions
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A natural product that finishes its own synthesis
Plant pathway to potential obesity compound concludes with nonenzymatic conversions
