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May 6, 2019 Cover
Volume 97, Issue 18
Extreme environments like Superfund sites host microbes that survive their habitats by synthesizing potent compounds
Cover image:
Credit: Calvin Larsen/ Science Source
Scientists mine for potential drugs in the Berkeley Pit and other industrial sites
Extreme environments like Superfund sites host microbes that survive their habitats by synthesizing potent compounds
Personal care product makers follow the green gold rush of cannabis
While consumers embrace cannabis, questions remain about regulations, product consistency, and the claims that can be made for personal care products containing derivatives from the plant
Stanley Crooke on finally making sense out of antisense
The Ionis founder and CEO spent decades fighting to turn antisense oligonucleotides into drugs; now that they're finally living up to the promise, he's stepping aside
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C&EN’s top 50 US chemical producers for 2019
The US chemical industry posted excellent results, but they might not last
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Periodic Graphics: The origins of the elements
Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning shines a light on how the big bang and reactions in stars forged the elements
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From our archives: An essay on gallium, by Oliver Sacks
To celebrate the International Year of the Periodic Table, C&EN is re-releasing its favorite essays from a special 2003 collectors’ issue celebrating the elements
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Career Ladder: Vy Dong
From first-generation college student to award-winning catalysis chemist
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Science Concentrates
Yellow food coloring helps researchers print organlike structures
Chemical insight allows researchers to mimic organs’ complex structures and blood vessel networks
