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May 10, 2021 Cover
Volume 99, Issue 17
Long a cornerstone of US chemistry, Asian faculty and students are pondering their future in the US in the wake of physical and verbal attacks and government targeting of scientists who collaborate with China
Cover image:Asian faculty and students, long a cornerstone of US chemistry, are pondering their future in the US in the wake of physical and verbal attacks and government targeting of scientists who collaborate with China
Credit: Photo illustration by Joan Wong. David Ryder/Getty images (sign); Eze Amos/Getty Images (sign); Xinhua/Wang Ying/Getty Images (sign); Morsa images/Getty Images (Male scientist); Shutterstock (Female s
Asian scientists are rethinking the American dream
Long a cornerstone of US chemistry, Asian faculty and students are pondering their future in the US in the wake of physical and verbal attacks and government targeting of scientists who collaborate with China
C&EN’s top 50 US chemical producers for 2021
A drop in sales and earnings reflects an industry hit by the COVID-19 pandemic
The case of the flaking floor and other tales of concrete forensics
Materials science detectives find the culprits when things go wrong with the hard-as-rock construction material
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Fear and confusion continue over research interactions with China
Advocacy groups have asked the Biden administration to rethink China Initiative prosecutions and allow public input into new rules on international collaborations
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How the Centre for Journalology hopes to fix science
The group studies processes and practices to improve research, including defining predatory publishing, issuing guidelines for clinical trials, and implementing open science practices
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Networking doesn’t have to be unpleasant
Building a lasting relationship starts with a good conversation
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Science Concentrates
Lomaiviticins’ structures get a revision
MicroED helps chemists determine the correct connectivity of these complex natural products
