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August 8, 2016 Cover
Volume 94, Issue 32
With the ability to probe a wide range of materials, researchers, from paleontologists to catalyst chemists, flock to these powerful light sources
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Revealing materials’ secrets with synchrotron light
With the ability to probe a wide range of materials, researchers, from paleontologists to catalyst chemists, flock to these powerful light sources
Making sure chemical toxicity tests don’t miss metabolites
EPA looks to incorporate metabolism into high throughput chemical screening
Athletes at Rio Olympics face advanced antidoping technology
Officials can now check for long-ago anabolic steroid use, with gene doping tests on the horizon
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Measuring a serial entrepreneur’s success
By any yardstick, Robert Langer’s creation of 31 start-ups is a testament to his technical and business acumen
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How rare earths bring clean technologies, dirty landscapes
Unsustainably mined rare earths from China play major role in wind turbines and hybrid cars
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Deals flourish in sulfur chemicals
Veolia and Ineos to boost presence in industry with acquisitions
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Science Concentrates
NIST releases new antibody standard
NIST reference material will help companies design and test analytical technologies for assessing therapeutic proteins
