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September 7, 2020 Cover
Volume 98, Issue 34
Young Black scientists thrive in the supportive environment at Historically Black Colleges and Universities. But predominantly white schools don’t have the same success, in part because of barriers erected by introductory chemistry courses. No matter their path, though, 6 Black chemists talk about their hopes for the future
Cover image:Young Black scientists thrive in the supportive environment at Historically Black Colleges and Universities. But predominantly white schools don’t have the same success, in part because of barriers erected by introductory chemistry courses. No matter their path, though, 6 Black chemists talk about their hopes for the future
Credit: Daniel Fishel
Young Black scientists thrive in the supportive environment at Historically Black Colleges and Universities. But predominantly white schools don’t have the same success, in part because of barriers erected by introductory chemistry courses. No matter their path, though, 6 Black chemists talk about their hopes for the future
Once the purview of big companies, early-stage discovery lures young firms with new technologies
Buyers’ desire to diversify beyond China could spur growth in India’s industry
The Stony Brook professor is winding down her lab and running for Congress in New York’s first district
West Point and MIT grad brings his love of chemistry to bear on regenerative medicine
Black chemists share their stories and advocate for more inclusivity in STEM
A supportive atmosphere, diverse faculty, and intense preparation keep Black students in science—and push them on to get a PhD
Gatekeeper courses contribute to the diversity challenges chemistry faces. Some professors and institutions are working to change the narrative from one of gatekeepers to one of gateways
Abbott aims to produce 50 million of the 15-minute, $5 tests per month
