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August 23, 2021 Cover
Volume 99, Issue 30
Meet a dozen industrious young scientists who are trying to solve formidable global problems
Volume 99 |
Issue 30
FDA raises concerns about PFAS in food
Some fluorination processes can lead to PFAS leaching into food from polyethylene containers
Climate science report paints dire picture, with consequences and opportunities for chemistry
Slashing greenhouse gas emissions will take technology innovation, and it will come with air pollution benefits
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Shanique Borteley Alabi
Molecular matchmaker is designing drugs that break down badly behaving proteins
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Alaaeddin Alsbaiee
Polymer pro is smoothing the way to superior silicon data storage
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Cesunica Ivey
Air quality crusader is gathering information about our daily exposures to dangerous emissions
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Derya Baran
Solar power innovator is creating organic materials for cheaper, more efficient photovoltaics
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Patrick Fier
Manufacturing magician is creating chemical transformations to scale up drug syntheses
Science Concentrates
Climate science report paints dire picture, with consequences and opportunities for chemistry
Slashing greenhouse gas emissions will take technology innovation, and it will come with air pollution benefits
