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June 29, 2015 Cover
Volume 93, Issue 26
Instrumentation and pharmaceutical firms go down the road together to develop diagnostic and drug combinations
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Companion Diagnostics And Drugs Follow New Regulatory Path
Instrumentation and pharmaceutical firms go down the road together to develop diagnostic and drug combinations
Editing Of Human Embryo Genes Raises Ethics Questions
Biotechnology: Scientists and lawmakers are anxious about altered genomes
New-Grad Salaries & Employment
ACS survey of 2014 chemistry graduates shows slight improvement in both pay and employment
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Airplane Coatings Help Recoup Fuel Efficiency Lost To Bug Splatter
NASA’s insect-shedding surfaces reduce drag by keeping plane wings cleaner in flight
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Patent Picks: Catalytic Converters
A look at recent patenting activity in catalytic converters, brought to you by C&EN and CAS
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NMR Instrument Price Hikes Spook Users
With Agilent gone, users fear Bruker will abuse its dominant position in the nuclear magnetic resonance market
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Science Concentrates
Femtosecond X-ray Scattering
Chemical Physics: Intense ultrashort X-ray pulses trace ring-opening reaction step-by-step
