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March 22, 2021 Cover
Volume 99, Issue 10
Researchers are investigating whether microbes can help break down fluorinated contaminants
Cover image:Researchers are investigating whether microbes can help break down fluorinated contaminants
Credit: Rick Smith
Can microbes save us from PFAS?
Researchers are investigating whether microbes can help break down fluorinated contaminants
Undergrads hit hard by pandemic navigate disruptions
Despite the hurdles, chemistry students are still determined to be scientists
Activists rally to put a lid on plastics
Environmental and community groups come together on an action plan for the Biden administration
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Staying at home stinks. Chemistry can make it smell better, at least
How the scientists behind P&G’s Febreze work to balance safety and efficacy to tackle your home’s complicated odors
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Women, students from underrepresented groups feel less supported in chemistry graduate school in the US
Analysis shows relationships with advisers and peers, finances, prestige of institution, and presence of faculty of color all affect the outlook of graduate students from disadvantaged groups
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PAHs lurking among the stars have now been identified
The discovery could help solve space chemistry puzzles but many gaps still remain
