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November 8, 2021 Cover
Volume 99, Issue 41
Delayed for more than a decade, the world’s next flagship space telescope will launch in December, giving scientists an unprecedented view of chemistry around the galaxy
Cover image:An artist conception of the James Webb Space Telescope shows the 18 hexagonal sections of its 6.5-m mirror unfolded.
Credit: NASA GSFC/CIL/Adriana Manrique Gutierrez
The James Webb Space Telescope will be astrochemists’ newest and most powerful tool
Delayed for more than a decade, the world’s next flagship space telescope will launch in December, giving scientists an unprecedented view of chemistry around the galaxy
Giving drug researchers control of their data
A transition empowering scientists is underway in data management for drug discovery
The real cost of grad school in the US
Nearly everyone gets funding, but the financial demands of getting a PhD can catch some off guard
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Behind a banner year at Waters
New CEO Udit Batra seems to have helped the instrumentation firm get the most out of a good year for its pharma customers
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Independent does not mean alone
Growing as a researcher means taking more ownership, not seeking less advice
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Farmers prepare for herbicide shortage
Crowded ports and storm damage are making crop chemicals hard to get
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Science Concentrates
Boronate rearrangement gets an enantioselective makeover
Chemical sleuthing transforms the decades-old Matteson reaction into a tool for building stereocenters
Business & Policy Concentrates
- Ecolab to buy ion exchange resin maker Purolite for $3.7 billion
- Gro Biosciences raises $25 million to make protein therapies from genetically recoded organisms
- Scientists call for IPCC-like group on chemical pollution
- Biden proposes methane cuts at Glasgow climate conference
- Farmers prepare for herbicide shortage
