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October 1, 2018 Cover
Volume 96, Issue 39
OSIRIS-REx and Hayabusa2 are set to collect data that could reveal clues to the origins of life, as well as aid in planetary defense and resource mining
Cover image:An asteroid in outer space.
Credit: Science Picture Co/Science Source
Volume 96 |
Issue 39
Hunting for the next high-temperature superconductor
Scientists employ computational and experimental tools to explore whether hydrides could form stable superconductors
The mysteries of Louis Pasteur’s mislaid lab books
Tracing the epic travels of the 1847 and 1848 notebooks in which he recorded the discovery of chirality
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The search is on for new cosmetic preservatives
Personal care companies are looking to food preservatives, synergists, and plant-derived options to keep their products clean
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Clariant bets big on cellulosic ethanol
Chemical maker breaks ground in Romania on $120 million waste-straw-to-ethanol plant
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Science Concentrates
- CRISPR gene editing drives caged mosquitoes to extinction
- Making liquid-nitrogen ice cream safely
- Attached to MOFs, frustrated Lewis pair catalysts become recyclable
- X-rays help solve the mystery of how lithium ions move in battery electrode
- Biosynthetic pathway identified for algal bloom toxin domoic acid
Glyphosate disrupts honeybee gut bacteria
Weed killer’s microbiome effects could contribute to honeybee decline, researchers say
