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May 3, 2021 Cover
Volume 99, Issue 16
Expanding markets and new chemical modifications will make the cosmetic and medical ingredient even more common than it already is
Cover image:Hyaluronic acid polymer chains
Credit: Will Ludwig/C&EN/Protein Data Bank
Hyaluronic acid is just getting started
Expanding markets and new chemical modifications will make the cosmetic and medical ingredient even more common than it already is
What’s in marshmallows, and how do the ingredients work together to make ooey-gooey treats?
Marshmallows are made of only 3 things, and they come together in a complex chemical dance to make your taste buds sing
Who pays when a graduate student gets hurt in a British or French lab?
Medical costs are covered by national health insurance, while other financial support varies
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Christopher Austin reflects on translational science at the NIH’s 10-year-old NCATS, now that he’s heading for the exit
Austin, founding director of the NIH’s National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences, is joining the venture capital firm Flagship Pioneering
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Career Ladder: George Dai
A book recommendation inspired this chemist to pivot to a career in finance
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Science Concentrates
Chemist is convicted of stealing BPA-free can-liner trade secrets for a Chinese firm
Xiaorong You took confidential information from Coca-Cola and 7 chemical firms, prosecutors say
Business & Policy Concentrates
- Grace agrees to $7 billion takeover by Standard Industries
- Synthetic biology firm Zymergen raises $500 million in IPO
- US EPA cuts off path for quick marketing of new PFAS
- People exposed to PFAS could sue for medical monitoring costs under US legislation
- Capsida raises $140 million for targeted AAV gene therapies
