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C&EN's Talented 12

Meet a dozen industrious young scientists who are trying to solve formidable global problems by fighting disease, harnessing solar energy, and exposing the inequalities of air pollution exposure

Each year, C&EN introduces you to a dozen dazzling young scientists with our Talented 12 issue. The researchers we feature are always engaged in world-changing work. This year's group is removing pollutants from water, transforming the immune system to fight cancer, and creating the next generation of chemical catalysts.

To assemble our list of pioneering young chemists, we consulted our staff and Talented 12 alumni. But the overwhelming majority of our nominations came from an online form submitted by you, C&EN's readers. Thanks to everyone who took the time to tell us about a rising star they've been tracking. We think you'll be impressed by all that these 12 innovative scientists have done—and eager to see what they do next.

Meet a dozen industrious young scientists who are trying to solve formidable global problems by fighting disease, harnessing solar energy, and exposing the inequalities of air pollution exposure

Each year, C&EN introduces you to a dozen dazzling young scientists with our Talented 12 issue. The researchers we feature are always engaged in world-changing work. This year's group is removing pollutants from water, transforming the immune system to fight cancer, and creating the next generation of chemical catalysts.

To assemble our list of pioneering young chemists, we consulted our staff and Talented 12 alumni. But the overwhelming majority of our nominations came from an online form submitted by you, C&EN's readers. Thanks to everyone who took the time to tell us about a rising star they've been tracking. We think you'll be impressed by all that these 12 innovative scientists have done—and eager to see what they do next.

Talented 12 contributors

Editorial leads: Bethany Halford and Lisa M. Jarvis
Project editor: Arminda Downey-Mavromatis
Writers: Craig Bettenhausen, Katherine Bourzac, Ryan Cross, Bethany Halford, Laura Howes, Mitch Jacoby, Sam Lemonick, Jessica Marshall, and Mark Peplow
Creative director: Robert Bryson
UI/UX designer: Kay Youn
Web producers: Luis Carrillo and Ty Finocchiaro
Graphics editor: Yang H. Ku
Art directors: Robin L. Braverman and William A. Ludwig
Production editors: Arminda Downey-Mavromatis, Alexandra A. Taylor, Gina Vitale, and Marsha-Ann Watson
Copyeditor: Sabrina J. Ashwell
Engagement editors: Arminda Downey-Mavromatis and Dorea I. Reeser

 

About Funding Support

C&EN editorial staff produced this feature with funding from Thermo Fisher Scientific, which did not influence any editorial decisions.

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C&EN’s Talented 12

Meet a dozen industrious young scientists who are trying to solve formidable global problems

August 20, 2021 | A version of this story appeared in Volume 99, Issue 30

Each year, C&EN introduces you to a dozen dazzling young scientists with our Talented 12 issue. The researchers we feature are always engaged in world-changing work. This year’s group is removing pollutants from water, transforming the immune system to fight cancer, and creating the next generation of chemical catalysts.

To assemble our list of pioneering young chemists, we consulted our staff and Talented 12 alumni. But the overwhelming majority of our nominations came from an online form submitted by you, C&EN’s readers.

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Nominate next year’s Talented 12 at cenm.ag/t12.

ABOUT FUNDING SUPPORT

C&EN editorial staff produced this feature with funding from Thermo Fisher Scientific, which did not influence any editorial decisions.

EDITORIAL LEADS: Bethany Halford and Lisa M. Jarvis

PROJECT EDITOR: Arminda Downey-Mavromatis

WRITERS: Craig Bettenhausen, Katherine Bourzac, Ryan Cross, Bethany Halford, Laura Howes, Mitch Jacoby, Sam Lemonick, Jessica Marshall, and Mark Peplow

CREATIVE DIRECTOR: Robert Bryson

UX DESIGNER: Kay Youn

WEB PRODUCERS: Luis A. Carrillo and Ty A. Finocchiaro

GRAPHICS EDITOR: Yang H. Ku

ART DIRECTORS: Robin L. Braverman and William A. Ludwig

PRODUCTION EDITORS: Arminda Downey-Mavromatis, Alexandra A. Taylor, Gina Vitale, and Marsha-Ann Watson

COPYEDITOR: Sabrina J. Ashwell

ENGAGEMENT EDITOR: Dorea I. Reeser

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