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August 6, 2018 Cover
Volume 96, Issue 32
With the help of venture capital funding and new technologies, a cadre of companies want to commercialize fusion energy in the next 20 years
Cover image:Cover for August 6, 2018
Credit: Tokamak Energy
Fusion start-ups hope to revolutionize energy in the coming decades
With the help of venture capital funding and new technologies, a cadre of companies want to commercialize fusion energy in the next 20 years
How former drug company labs are becoming contract research firms
In Europe, facilities being spun off by drug companies are finding new life as multiclient R&D facilities
Looking to nature for new sunscreens
A growing group of researchers believes photoprotective compounds from algae and other organisms could soothe consumers’ concerns
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Trump administration is considering reweighing costs and benefits of EPA regulations
Changes regarding side benefits of rules could curtail agency’s ability to control pollution
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China tariff plan slammed by chemical industry
Chemical producers claim customs duties will harm U.S. competitiveness, threaten employment
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Career Ladder: Rebecca Robbins
Exploring industry led this former professor to a career as a color chemist at a confections company
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Science Concentrates
U.S. team wins 4 golds at the International Chemistry Olympiad
Winning streak continues as high school students turn in a top performance for the second year in a row
Business & Policy Concentrates
- Chemical earnings blossom in brisk economy
- Ag giants pan EU decision to regulate gene-edited crops
- Michigan declares state of emergency in town with high PFOS, PFOA levels in drinking water
- White House to nominate meteorologist for science adviser
- Judge blocks 3-D printed gun files from going online
