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C&EN looks at what new US leadership will mean for chemists and chemistry
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February 1, 2021 Cover
Volume 99, Issue 4
C&EN looks at what new US leadership will mean for chemists and chemistry
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Volume 99 |
Issue 4
Policy
Did disordered proteins help launch life on Earth?
Chemists explore the role of intrinsically disordered proteins in the origins of life
What US chemists made before the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the 2020 ACS salary survey
Overall salaries were flat for members, but some groups saw increases from 2019
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How the pandemic changed the industrial chemistry workplace
Whether employers like it or not, remote working and flexible hours are here to stay
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In India’s pharmaceutical services sector, government and industry visions clash
Modi government pushes for self-sufficiency in manufacturing drugs, but outsourcing companies have other plans
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Career Ladder: Jeanita Pritchett
This science communicator is passionate about sharing her love of science with students of all ages
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Periodic Graphics: How animals survive freezing
Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning explores how some critters adapt to subzero temperatures.
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- Structure reveals why radical enzyme isn’t radical
- Diamonds really are forever
- Laser-writing method quickly converts a single starting material to circuit components
COVID-19 vaccines tested against new virus variants
Vaccines will likely protect against a variant first identified in the UK but may be less effective against the South African variant
