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April 8, 2019 Cover
Volume 97, Issue 14
The microbes that live in your body might be influencing your behavior. Researchers want to know what they’re saying to your brain and how
Cover image:A cartoon of a brain listening to the gut via something resembling headphones.
Credit: Will Ludwig/C&EN
How your gut might modify your mind
The microbes that live in your body might be influencing your behavior. Researchers want to know what they’re saying to your brain and how
In the battery materials world, the anode’s time has come
After focusing on improving the cathode, battery material developers are turning to novel anode materials
The hunt is on for GenX chemicals in people
Analysis of North Carolina residents’ blood for Chemours PFAS yields surprises
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Turning organic waste into hydrogen
Researchers are using bacteria to transform various types of waste into a clean-burning fuel
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Caution ahead in petrochemicals
In coming years, petrochemical makers will need to navigate through economic uncertainty, a cyclical downturn, and a plastic waste crisis
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Trade jitters come to the fore at Pittcon
Tariff issues introduce a chill into what has been a robust instrumentation market
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US National Toxicology Program changes course
With a background in pharma and animal testing, Associate Director Brian Berridge seeks to build confidence in novel ways to test chemical hazards
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Science Concentrates
- Amgen unveils its KRas inhibitor in human clinical trials
- Strong, adhesive polymers made via stereochemical control
- Near-infrared dyes specifically light up nerve tissue
- Microfluidic device generates perovskite quantum dots in every color of rainbow
- Chemists uncover rules of thumb to help with computational screening of MOF catalysts
Orlando hosts ACS national meeting
H. N. Cheng and Carol A. Duane elected 2020 nominees for president-elect
Business & Policy Concentrates
- Lonza and Chr. Hansen create microbiome joint venture
- Dyne Therapeutics launches with $50 million for oligonucleotide muscle delivery
- One dead, two seriously injured in fire at KMCO specialty chemical plant in Houston area
- Effort to reproduce Brazilian research experiments set to begin
- Chemical maker Hexion files for bankruptcy
