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December 5, 2022 Cover
Volume 100, Issue 43
Viruses continued to plague us as the industry looked to what’s beyond the peak of the pandemic
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C&EN’s Year in Pharma 2022
Viruses continued to plague us as the industry looked to what’s beyond the peak of the pandemic
Tattoo industry faces an ink makeover
As Europe establishes new safety regulations on tattoo ingredients, chemists and toxicologists work to understand the science behind tattoo inks
China’s challenge in the drug services field
Geopolitical tension threatens to curb what has been a fast-growing business
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Shankar Balasubramanian is thinking beyond DNA’s four-letter code
Coinventor of next-generation sequencing has widened his focus to DNA’s large-scale structures and molecular modifications
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Periodic Graphics: Fuels for space travel
Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning explores the fuels that propel spacecraft.
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Albert G. Horvath named new CEO of the American Chemical Society
The ACS treasurer and CFO will succeed Thomas Connelly in January 2023
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Science Concentrates
Negotiators tackle first round of talks to control plastic pollution
Some advocacy groups object to presence of chemical industry representatives
