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November 1, 2021 Cover
Volume 99, Issue 40
Advances in mass spectrometry and sample processing allow researchers to see cell-to-cell differences that are critical to biology or disease
Cover image:Advances in mass spectrometry and sample processing allow researchers to see cell-to-cell differences
Credit: William Ludwig/C&EN
Individual cells’ proteins vary. Single-cell proteomics can now show how
Advances in mass spectrometry and sample processing allow researchers to see cell-to-cell differences that are critical to biology or disease
What US chemists made in 2021, according to the ACS salary survey
Overall salaries were down slightly, but industry members saw increases from 2020
China’s zero-carbon ambition weighs on chemical sector
Industry’s heavy energy use and dependence on coal will challenge country’s carbon neutrality goal
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On the hunt for monomeric degraders
Simple small molecules that break down proteins may be more common than you think
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Career Ladder: Amina Traoré Schartup
This biogeochemist and chemical oceanographer is passionate about the pursuit of knowledge
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Trivalent PROTACs speed up protein degradation
New degraders work over broader concentration range than previous ones
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Science Concentrates
Judith C. Giordan elected 2022 ACS president-elect
The ecosVC vice president will focus on diversity, safety, sustainability, and chemistry advocacy
