C&EN’s World Chemical Outlook 2021
A look ahead at the issues that will affect—and connect—chemists and chemistry across the globe
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January 11, 2021 Cover
Volume 99, Issue 2
A look ahead at the issues that will affect—and connect—chemists and chemistry across the globe
Credit: Illustration by Shutterstock/Will Ludwig/C&EN
Volume 99 |
Issue 2
Business
Lessons learned from watching viruses assemble
How researchers are understanding nature’s nanotechnology, and why that work matters
FDA gives its nod to 53 new drugs in 2020
Despite a pandemic, a steady flow of new molecular entities reached the market last year
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Pandemic stress: The toll it’s taking on students
Students describe the challenges of online classes, lost opportunities, and more
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Cutting the carbon out of cleaning at Unilever
The consumer goods firm wants its cleaning products to be carbon neutral by 2030. This is how it might get there
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Don’t give up. Here are some ways to improve your mental health
Self-care during the pandemic is a marathon, not a sprint
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Where the hydrogen bond ends and the covalent bond begins
Spectroscopy and computer simulations show how hydrogen bonds become covalent bonds
