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July 1, 2019 Cover
Volume 97, Issue 26
People underrepresented in STEM fields take on a disproportionate amount of mentoring and other service commitments. It’s time to acknowledge it
Cover image:People underrepresented in STEM fields take on a disproportionate amount of mentoring and other service commitments. It’s time to acknowledge it
Credit: Davide Bonazzi
Making invisible work in STEM more visible
People underrepresented in STEM fields take on a disproportionate amount of mentoring and other service commitments. It’s time to acknowledge it
Element collecting: A niche hobby that connects people to chemistry
Enthusiasts assemble personal museums of metals, minerals, and other matter as they strive to collect them all
This periodic table road trip follows the trail of 39 elements over 10 days
Element superfan James Marshall reveals a route through Europe that illuminates 3 centuries of periodic table chemical history
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Research programs at community colleges grow
Educators and officials pave a path for community college students to attain a career in science
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Career Ladder: Luis Martínez
This synthetic chemist is now teaching students to create companies rather than molecules
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Science Concentrates
- Watching crystal nucleation happen at atomic scale
- Podcast: How new science is extinguishing the subjectivity in fire scene investigations
- This bacteria may help endurance athletes excel
- First direct measurements of atomic bromine in the atmosphere reported
- A simple, scalable technique boosts the efficiency of solar desalination
AbbVie to acquire Allergan for $63 billion
Latest drug industry megamerger comes as AbbVie faces patent expiration for Humira
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Job listings
- Colorado School of Mines: Integrating Computation and Experiment to Create Revolutionary Materials (ICECRM) REU
- University of Pittsburgh: Faculty Position in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Kansas State University: Assistant or Associate Professor
- Cornell University: Assistant Professor - Synthetic Biology for Sustainable Food Systems