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May 25, 2015 Cover
Volume 93, Issue 21
University-created pharma and biotech contract manufacturing operations strive to balance educational and commercial goals
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Schooled In The Pharma Arts
University-created pharma and biotech contract manufacturing operations strive to balance educational and commercial goals
Smartphones Put Medical Diagnostics In Your Hands
Scientists capitalize on mobile phones’ imaging and computing power to create handheld medical diagnostic devices
Patent Picks: Hydrogels
A look at recent patenting activity in these water-retaining polymers, brought to you by C&EN and CAS
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A Taste Of Artful Science
TechNArt conference celebrates how science is providing answers to important questions about our most precious pieces of cultural heritage
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Asian Fine Chemical Firms Rethink The Move West
After one company’s debacle, Chinese and Indian firms with sound business plans gain traction in the U.S.
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U.S., Canada Require Sturdier Tank Cars
Effort to make rail transport of crude oil and ethanol safer will affect chemical shippers
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Science Concentrates
A Mimivirus Enzyme Close-up
Biochemistry: Researchers solve the structure of a Mimivirus protein likely involved in the mega microorganism’s infection strategy
