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October 30, 2023 Cover
Volume 101, Issue 36
With medicinal chemists’ innovative tools and techniques, it’s an exciting time to be building new drugs
Why hasn’t Kristie Koski made tenure?
The University of California, Davis, accused the chemistry professor of violating its faculty code of conduct. A judge and the faculty senate disagreed. Years later, she is still in tenure limbo
Fallow days loom for petrochemical firms
Years of healthy growth are yielding to slowing demand and a capacity overhang
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From the archives: The 1990s
The race to make paclitaxel
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Periodic Graphics: The chemistry of candy corn
Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning explores the colorful chemistry behind this classic Halloween candy
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NIH revamps grant review process to reduce bias
Scientific merit to get more weight than reputation of investigator or institution
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New method spots unreported forever chemicals
A new PFAS-detecting approach finds 11 previously undetected compounds in Cape Fear River
