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April 30, 2018 Cover
Volume 96, Issue 18
Wastewater is a fount of information about the drugs and other compounds communities consume
Cover image:An illustration of pipes going from a toilet to a Erlenmeyer flask with a yellow background.
Credit: Will Ludwig/C&EN/Shutterstock
Cool fuel for hypersonic aircraft
Heat-absorbing reactions could enable a hydrocarbon propellant to double as a coolant
Women shaping the cannabis industry
Female leaders in science and advocacy embrace the fast-growing business
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Connecting the lab, down to the pipette
Linking lab instruments and managing their data were the talk of the Analytica trade show
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U.S. EPA chief proposes that agency regulations rely only on publicly available data
Debate swirls around whether proposal will improve or hinder agency’s work
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Science is full of personal stories. York’s David Smith thinks scientists should share them
Supramolecular chemist supports LGBTQ+ scientists by talking about his personal journey
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Science Concentrates
Strong, stable polymer can be recycled again and again
Heat or chemical treatment converts plastic back to its pure monomer repeatedly
Business & Policy Concentrates
- Shale-based complex relying on U.S. shale gas takes shape in China
- IP concerns hamper China R&D
- GenX-related fluoroether taints water in wells near West Virginia Chemours plant
- Confusion, lack of safety concern led to three deaths at Packaging Corporation of America mill
- Biogen and Ionis join in $1 billion neuroscience pact
