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February 3, 2020 Cover
Volume 98, Issue 5
Chemistry educators are introducing systems thinking to help students see chemistry’s connections to the wider world
Cover image:Chemistry educators are introducing systems thinking to help students see chemistry’s connections to the wider world
Credit: Chris Gash
In these classrooms, chemistry is part of a larger whole
Chemistry educators are introducing systems thinking to help students see chemistry’s connections to the wider world
Carolyn Bertozzi’s glycorevolution
The glycoscience evangelist has spent her career illuminating the importance of the sugar structures coating our cells. As she turns from building biological tools to building biotech companies, will she see a new wave of converts?
The time is now for ionic liquids
After decades of toiling away, developers of the molten salts are on the verge of big industrial wins
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What’s ski wax, and how does it help us schuss down the slopes?
Although formulations are kept secret among competing athletes, one thing is clear: Fluorinated ingredients are contaminating ski slopes
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Jen Heemstra on why it’s important to give and invite feedback
Constructive criticism works best when it’s a 2-way street
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Career Ladder: Joslynn Lee
This Native American chemist’s path through industry and education eventually led her back to academia and home
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Science Concentrates
Harvard chemist Charles Lieber charged with fraud
Feds allege that he failed to disclose Chinese funding to US agencies and his university
