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July 22, 2019 Cover
Volume 97, Issue 29
For the first time, China, Europe, Russia, and the US could have vehicles on the Red Planet operating simultaneously
Cover image:An artist’s depiction of NASA’s planned 2020 Mars rover.
Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech
Quote of the Week
“The ability to communicate is an integral part of being a scientist.”
3 rovers will head to Mars in 2020. Here’s what you need to know about their chemical missions
For the first time, China, Europe, Russia, and the US could have vehicles on the Red Planet operating simultaneously
Cannabis industry gets crafty with terpenes
Latest craze goes beyond scents and flavors to potential health benefits
Glycoscience fuels a new breed of cancer immunotherapy
Start-ups like Palleon and NextCure look to broaden the benefits of immuno-oncology with drugs that target a protein family called Siglecs and their glycan ligands
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Behind the scenes at the STEM-humanities culture war
Chemistry faculty cite the importance of humanities in a scientist’s undergraduate education
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Chemistry class as art gallery
Brown University students create artwork inspired by natural products to hone their communication skills
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Science Concentrates
Super sorbent soaks up methane under mild conditions
Flexible, porous polymer “breathes” as it stores and releases record-setting quantities of gaseous fuel
