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September 29, 2014 Cover
Volume 92, Issue 39
The door that legislation unlocked for generic drugs three decades ago has blown wide open
30 Years Of Generics
The door that legislation unlocked for generic drugs three decades ago has blown wide open
Tramadol’s Newfound Natural Product Status In Doubt
New study suggests human-caused contamination explains 2013 report of tramadol in a medicinal plant
Chemistry Rises To The Top For Contract Manufacturers
Producers of pharmaceutical actives bear down on chemical synthesis
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20 Chemists Worth Following On Twitter
A panelist-selected primer for newcomers to the social network
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Drug Developers Align In The U.K.
Universities, industry, and charities reposition to enhance their chances of collaborating in the biomedical sciences
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NIH Changes Grant Biography And Provokes Brouhaha
Requirement For Description Of “Contributions to Science” Draws Mixed Reactions From Scientists
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Science Concentrates
Mining The Microbiome
Newly discovered natural product is produced by human-hosted bacteria
