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September 2, 2024 Cover
Volume 102, Issue 27
Across the US, schools have begun measuring air quality en masse. Researchers are helping interpret the data
Indoor air monitoring goes to school
Across the US, schools have begun measuring air quality en masse. Researchers are helping interpret the data
Teaching chemistry citizenship
A course at the University of California, Berkeley, gets first-year chemistry graduate students thinking about the field’s broader impact
How fledgling firms coexist in biotech incubators
Companies must balance collaboration with confidentiality
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How is coffee decaffeinated, and is it safe to drink?
Methylene chloride is the most popular decaffeinating solvent, and some consumers are concerned
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‘Climate change is already bad, but we can still fix this problem’
Climate scientist Rob Jackson talks his new book and the case for restoring the atmosphere
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Ancient seawater’s chemical mysteries come into focus
A new study addresses a long-standing debate over the ocean’s oxygen isotope composition
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Ancient seawater’s chemical mysteries come into focus
A new study addresses a long-standing debate over the ocean’s oxygen isotope composition
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