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June 27, 2016 Cover
Volume 94, Issue 26
Brands and regulators confront the complexities and technological challenges of the circular economy
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Can everything old be made new again?
Brands and regulators confront the complexities and technological challenges of the circular economy
Liquid metals take shape
Unique properties of gallium alloys pave the way to stretchable, self-healing electronics
252nd ACS National Meeting
Philadelphia, August 21–25
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Could stereopurity reinvigorate the antisense field?
Wave Life Sciences’ oligonucleotide technology will face its first true tests this year
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Focusing on food, energy, and water
NSF seeks more chemists and chemical engineers to address the world’s coming water crunch
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The decline of the cigarette filter
With fewer smokers, the makers of cellulose acetate for cigarette filters are adjusting
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Science Concentrates
- Biologists evolve a reverse transcriptase that can proofread
- Light and organic chemistry could make smarter, flexible devices
- Chemical method offers a new approach for confirming the identity of white wines
- C&EN talks with Helen Sharman, Britain’s first astronaut
- Molecular knot ties up anions to catalyze reactions
Teaching immune cells tolerance to treat diabetes
Gold particles help reprogram the immune system to stop attacking insulin-producing cells
