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April 22, 2019 Cover
Volume 97, Issue 16
Consumers are looking for natural scents; fragrance firms just want to be more sustainable
Cover image:Outline of bottle on bed of roses
Credit: Shutterstock/C&EN
As more opioids go down the drain, scientists are tracking them in the environment
Researchers have begun sampling water and sediment to understand the extent of the problem
Inspired by the microbiome, can poop pills and gut bugs help boost cancer immunotherapy’s effects?
Companies are testing the ability of fecal transplants and bacteria-stuffed pills to make checkpoint inhibitors work for more people
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Wacker seeks help from biotech
Softening chemical markets encourage German giant to grow through biochemistry
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Rescued from a war zone, an Iraqi chemist finds a future in pharma
A scholarship led Firas Jumaah to graduate studies at Lund University, which then saved him and his family from Islamic State militants
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Science Concentrates
- Hurricane Harvey flushed toxic metals into Houston’s water
- Video: First observations of self-assembling synthetic carbohydrates
- Switching quorum sensing on and off with light
- Springer Nature publishes chemistry book written entirely by machine
- Temperature-sensitive materials offer a quick off switch for drug delivery
Universe’s first molecules finally found in space
Observation of long-sought molecule could change astrochemical models
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