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December 20, 2021 Cover
Volume 99, Issue 45
With researchers back in the swing of things, we review the year’s top trends, fascinating findings, memorable molecules, and more
Cover image:With researchers back in the swing of things, we review the year’s top trends, fascinating findings, memorable molecules, and more
Credit: Sally Deng
Volume 99 |
Issue 45
Replacing glyphosate in the garden won’t be easy
Bayer is removing glyphosate from lawn and household products in the US. Most alternatives aren’t as effective
Is there a link between wildfires and infectious diseases?
Fueled by new evidence that wildfire smoke can carry living microbes and is associated with a local increase in COVID-19 cases, scientists wonder if smoke might spread infectious diseases and worsen their effects
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Chemists’ employment outlook 2022
Chemjobber says industrial chemists have almost unprecedented job prospects, while academics could be facing greater challenges than ever
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Stretchy diode could add wireless communication capability to skin-like sensors
With new materials and careful engineering, researchers have made the first radio frequency diodes for conformable electronics
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Glionitrins synthesized for the first time
Asymmetric organocatalysis forges tricky carbon-sulfur bond in antibacterial and anticancer molecules
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Science Concentrates
- Machine learning solves a long-standing DFT problem
- Mating mechanism diversifies synthetic libraries
- 4′-Fluorouridine fights respiratory viruses, including SARS-CoV-2, in animals
- Stretchy diode could add wireless communication capability to skin-like sensors
- Glionitrins synthesized for the first time
Flame retardants form potentially toxic derivatives in city air
Risk assessment of organophosphate esters combines laboratory studies, environmental screening, and computer modeling
Business & Policy Concentrates
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