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May 24, 2010 Cover
Volume 88, Issue 21
Laboratory information management system software for small users makes maximum use of the internet
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Policy
Probing Radioactive Materials
Use of NMR to study nuclear materials and the chemistry of f-block elements grows
A Question Of Identity
Multiple initiatives aim to unambiguously identify individual scientists so they're credited for their work
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Arkema Pushes Into Biobased Acrylics
French chemical firm ramps up effort to commercialize acrylic acid based on glycerin
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Guidelines For Geoengineering R&D
Asilomar conference raises issues for governance of tests and deployment of climate-controlling technologies
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The New Merck
The recently merged pharmaceutical company unveils its pipeline at R&D day
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Science Concentrates
P,N Ligand Advances Ammonia Coupling
Palladium system enables chemists to use ammonia to make arylamines at room temperature
