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April 29, 2019 Cover
Volume 97, Issue 17
Cover image:Image of a fluidic module.
Credit: Corning
Off the drawing board
New drugs pull continuous process manufacturing into the batch-dominated world of pharmaceuticals
Scientists at CERN hunt for greener gases for particle detectors
The Large Hadron Collider discovered the Higgs boson. Now the facility’s researchers are searching for more environmentally friendly gases to run its detectors
The secret silos of #ChemTwitter
An exploration of the chemistry network on Twitter, its silos, and its silo breakers
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Carbon chemist Rodney Ruoff looks toward making new materials out of carbon
The UNIST professor recounts his long history with graphene and his current work
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Podcast: Scientists share what it takes to make a superheavy element
Inspired by a recent periodic table–themed pub trivia event, Stereo Chemistry explores the stories behind isolating some of the heaviest elements known
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Science Concentrates
Air pollution kills 780,000 people in Africa each year
Modeling study from NASA suggests Saharan dust storms account for much of the burden
