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July 6, 2015 Cover
Volume 93, Issue 27
These daring young scientists are using chemistry to make the planet a better place
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These daring young scientists are using chemistry to make the planet a better place
Trying To Unleash The Power Of Thorium
Proponents aim to tap vast nuclear energy potential of obscure natural resource
Electronic Chemical Makers Help Keep Gordon Moore’s Prediction Alive
Materials for photolithography, atomic layer deposition, and chemical mechanical planarization aid semiconductor miniaturization
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Hedge Funds Target Patents
Congress: Drug companies cry foul and seek relief in legislation
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Supreme Court Blocks EPA Limits On Power Plant Mercury Emissions
Air Pollution: Justices say agency should have considered costs earlier in the regulatory process
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Celgene Bets On Immunotherapy With Big Juno Investment
Biotech: Deal is meant to create cancer immunotherapy powerhouse
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Science Concentrates
A Quantum Dot Mini Spectrometer
Spectroscopy: A device made from an array of 195 filters covers a 300-nm range and resolves peaks separated by 2 nm
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