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October 2, 2017 Cover
Volume 95, Issue 39
Chemical makers like BASF and Dow take on big data
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Digitalization comes to the materials industry
Chemical makers like BASF and Dow take on big data
Ben L. Feringa reflects on his first year as a Nobel laureate
Dutch chemist discusses promoting science and his concerns about our failure to solve environmental problems
Cyanide glitters for some
Use of the deadly chemical is on the rise in the gold mining industry
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Integration is the goal for acquisitive drug service firms
Four companies lay out plans for their chemistry-focused acquisitions
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Activists sue over revamped U.S. chemical law
Advocacy groups challenge EPA rules under the amended Toxic Substances Control Act
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Novartis, Berkeley sign drug chemistry pact
Chemoproteomics and targeted protein degradation could hit previously undruggable proteins
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Science Concentrates
Tellurium twist on hypervalent chemistry
Analogs of Togni’s iodine compounds could expand versatility and use of perfluoroalkyl transfer reagents
