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April 7, 2025 Cover
Volume 103, Issue 9
Federal funding cuts to universities are another hurdle in a challenging career course for young people
Chemistry majors, set to graduate in May, stress over their futures
Federal funding cuts to universities are another hurdle in a challenging career course for young people
Petrochemical makers fret over their future
At Houston conference, executives discussed challenges to competitiveness and sustainability
There’s science at South by Southwest
Chemistry, energy, space, and climate science are all over the SXSW Conference, in Austin, Texas
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EPA kicks chemical regulations down the road
Environmentalists fear the delays are the first step toward rolling back pollution restrictions
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NIH restores some long COVID grants
Researchers still nervous about funding status
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Extracting hydrogen and critical metals from nuisance seaweed
Sargassum is choking beaches. Researchers are finding new uses for the messy mass
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Science Concentrates
- Chemists create matchmaking app for biocatalysis
- Interstellar benzene likely can’t form as predicted
- Extracting hydrogen and critical metals from nuisance seaweed
- Antiviral unveiled that goes after multiple coronaviruses
- Microbial metabolism could touch off protein aggregation in Parkinson’s disease
New class of antibiotic found in soil sample
Lariocidin is a lasso peptide that interferes with bacterial ribosomes and is nontoxic to human cells
