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June 15, 2020 Cover
Volume 98, Issue 23
As climate change threatens Earth’s glaciers and ice sheets, climatologists and chemists are banking ice core samples for the future
Cover image:Annual layers and trapped gas bubbles are visible in this ice core taken from the Greenland Ice Sheet after five years of drilling in 1993.
Credit: Eric Cravens/National Ice Core Laboratory/Wikimedia Commons
The race to preserve Earth’s historical climate record—its ice
As climate change threatens Earth’s glaciers and ice sheets, climatologists and chemists are banking ice core samples for the future
Convalescent plasma data trickle out from COVID-19 studies, but scientists wonder if results will come too late
Scientists face logistical and technical hurdles in trying to prove that the experimental treatment saves lives
Trying to make green hydrogen work in Europe
Decarbonizing hydrogen will take time, thought, and investment, but Europe’s industry says it is committed
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Rhamnolipids rise as a green surfactant
Advances in manufacturing are bringing a biosurfactant up to commercial scale
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Geologist studies cast-off clamshells to understand how they create a snapshot of the past
University of Chicago’s Susan Kidwell discusses how she uses calcium carbonate to understand life and death on the seafloor
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How to support and promote Black chemists
It’s time to listen to their struggles and help advocate for their careers
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Science Concentrates
- Freshman chemistry is an exit point for many underrepresented STEM students, study shows
- Chemists #ShutDownSTEM to reflect on diversity in science
- Genetic study suggests that people’s blood type may affect their COVID-19 risk
- Fall 2020 ACS National Meeting will be completely virtual
- How to make a molecular string of rings
Essay criticizing efforts to increase diversity in organic synthesis deleted after backlash from chemists
Personal essay in Angewandte Chemie points to deeper problems within the community, chemists say
Business & Policy Concentrates
- Hydroxychloroquine trials in turmoil
- Three neuroscience start-ups raise funds for small molecules that regenerate or protect brain tissue
- EPA says farmers can use dicamba through July
- Protein degradation–focused Lycia Therapeutics launches with $50 million from Versant
- Environmental Group critical of chemical recycling
