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July 18, 2016 Cover
Volume 94, Issue 29
From its exotic origins to its revival as a potential antiaging compound, rapamycin continues to fascinate
Rapamycin’s Secrets Unearthed
From its exotic origins to its revival as a potential antiaging compound, rapamycin continues to fascinate
How Slack-ing helps chemists manage their labs
A messaging app called Slack is helping academic research groups communicate more effectively
Turn shrimp into vegetarians? It could solve aquaculture’s sustainability problem
Novel amino and fatty acid feed additives promise to remove wild fish from the diet of farmed ones
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Juno set to explore Jupiter
After entering orbit around the gas giant, the craft readies to study Jupiter’s core and atmosphere
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C&EN profiles Ingevity, a new player in the chemical industry
Spun off on its own, company that upgrades the paper industry’s waste has more ways to grow, CEO says
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Merck to cut jobs in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, expand in Massachusetts
Discovery and early development chemists most impacted by shake-up
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Science Concentrates
Plenty of nitrogen to go around
Chemists make and purify an elusive all-nitrogen aromatic ring
