2007 Chemistry Highlights
This year's selections include numerous advances in structural analysis
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December 24, 2007 Cover
Volume 85, Issue 52
This year's selections include numerous advances in structural analysis
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Biological Chemistry
A Giant Among Chemists
Nobel Laureate F. Sherwood Rowland discusses his almost six-decade-long career as researcher and public policy advocate
Year In Review
Amid strong sales and earnings, the industry focused on energy and the environment in 2007
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A Material World
Images captured during research turned into award-winning art
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India In A Rush
Crowds at CPhI India underscore the rapid evolution of the drug manufacturing industry
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Congress Lurches Ahead
Some science and technology legislation passed in 2007, but funding bills are still wanting
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Science Concentrates
A Materials Feast In Boston
Scientists dig in to sessions on unconventional electronics, nanoparticles, and polymers
