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February 27, 2017 Cover
Volume 95, Issue 9
Cornered on pricing, drugmakers fire back with their standard message about world-class science
Costly drugs
Cornered on pricing, drugmakers fire back with their standard message about world-class science
Lipids affect the function of membrane proteins
Researchers use multiple methods to show that lipids are more than just the backdrop for membrane proteins
Batteries that breathe air
Rechargeable zinc-air batteries are going mainstream, but other metal-air chemistries will have to wait awhile
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Scanning probes investigate nanoscale phenomena
Innovative analytical techniques push the limits in studies of catalysis, electrochemistry, and molecular imaging
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Confronting the looming hexavalent chromium ban
Critical corrosion-limiting element is proving hard to replace in aerospace applications
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How many chemicals are in use today?
EPA struggles to keep its chemical inventory up to date
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Science Concentrates
Computers predict molecules’ scent from their structures
Crowdsourcing project feeds odor perception data into machine-learning algorithms to sniff out compounds’ aroma profiles
