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June 29, 2020 Cover
Volume 98, Issue 25
Hundreds of young scientists are stuck in their home countries because of canceled flights or closed embassies. The delays will affect the trainees, their labs, and chemistry departments worldwide
Cover image:Hundreds of international graduate students and postdocs are stuck in their home countries because of canceled flights or closed embassies. The delays will affect the trainees, their labs, and chemistry departments worldwide
Credit: Federico Gastaldi
Volume 98 |
Issue 25
COVID-19 has disrupted fieldwork. Here’s how environmental chemists are coping
The pandemic has delayed environmental monitoring, but some scientists are finding ways to pivot
Bringing drug production back to the US
This year’s clamor for a secure pharmaceutical supply chain highlights an effort already underway for years
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Can Pepcid treat COVID-19?
With clinical trials ongoing, doctors try to unravel how famotidine could be working to fight the disease caused by SARS-CoV-2
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Periodic Graphics: A guide to COVID-19 testing
Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning captures the current state of diagnostics for novel coronavirus infection.
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Cannabis research stalled by federal inaction
US scientists face numerous barriers to studying health effects of cannabis
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Concerns about scientist immigration to the US have amplified during the COVID-19 pandemic
Trump adds new visa restrictions as anti-immigration rhetoric has risen
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Science Concentrates
- How to 3-D print tissue-repairing implants inside live mice
- Mass spec and circular dichroism combination can analyze biomolecule chirality
- Scientists take a closer look at materials for homemade masks
- Bacterial biofilms have a hidden weakness that could be exploited by antibiotics
- Oil and water emulsion provides support for 3-D printing of liquid polymers
Paul Alivisatos named 2021 Priestley Medalist
UC Berkeley researcher honored for pioneering work in nanomaterials and service to the science community
