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July 15, 2019 Cover
Volume 97, Issue 28
A projected surge in electric-vehicle sales means that researchers must think about conserving natural resources and addressing battery end-of-life issues
Cover image:A projected surge in electric-vehicle sales means researchers must plan to address battery end-of-life issues
Credit: Will Ludwig/C&EN/Shutterstock
It’s time to get serious about recycling lithium-ion batteries
A projected surge in electric-vehicle sales means that researchers must think about conserving natural resources and addressing battery end-of-life issues
Standards seekers put the human microbiome in their sights
The complex community of bacteria in our guts is tough to measure reproducibly. NIST and others want to change that
These Japanese researchers are harnessing spiders and other creepy-crawlies
Surprising discoveries about unloved insects are getting funded and becoming businesses
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One chemical company’s vision of the future
Evonik seeks to reshape itself to create the next big thing
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Periodic Graphics: Sunscreen and coral reef damage
Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning reveals how sunscreens damage coral reefs.
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What is a chemistry job?
If you’re looking for a right answer to this question, you’re not going to find it
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Science Concentrates
- Extending fluorescence microscopy to nonfluorescent reactions
- Video: This chemist is helping save ancient history with X-ray tools
- Blocking an enzyme keeps mice from getting diabetes
- Fishing uranium from the ocean with a spider silk line
- Microscopic carbon pillars are stronger than diamond yet elastic
Supercharging the silicon solar cell
New materials trick could lift the ceiling on maximum silicon-cell efficiencies
