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Volume 96, Issue 15

Can we close the loop on old batteries, wind turbines, and solar panels to keep valuable materials out of the trash?

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Dustin Mulvaney, professor of environmental studies, San Jose State University

Can we close the loop on old batteries, wind turbines, and solar panels to keep valuable materials out of the trash?

Chemical treatments offer hope—but no quick fixes—in the fight against white-nose syndrome

As companies increase R&D spending, some of those funds are going to incubate external technology

Publishing

Impact factor creator and chemical information pioneer Eugene Garfield honored

Speakers at the recent ACS national meeting celebrated how Garfield conceived of and developed information tools now integral to the modern scientific enterprise
Art & Artifacts

Trace proteins on texts and clothes offer insight into the past

Proteomics analyses reveal details of writers’ lives and deaths
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