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January 16, 2017 Cover

Volume 95, Issue 3

Here’s how Congress and Trump could affect the chemistry enterprise

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Regulation

For U.S. science policy, big shift ahead

Here’s how Congress and Trump could affect the chemistry enterprise

  • Trading sleep for results

    Chemjobber on fighting the temptation to work long hours in the lab

  • Periodic graphics: How do evergreen trees stay green?

    Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning queries the chemical tactics conifers use to make it through the winter

  • Spotlight grows on antibiotic pollution

    Link between plant emissions and superbugs is getting attention, though some industry pushback continues

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Synthesis

Nanoparticles suffocate tumors

Magnesium silicide particles can react with oxygen in acidic tumor environments

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