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The US presidential election’s implications for chemistry
The government’s balance of power is set to shift after the election. What's in store for science?
Two share Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for microRNA discoveries
Victor Ambros and Gary Ruvkun receive prize for the discovery of microRNA and its role in post-transcriptional gene regulation.
The great pharmaceutical-academic merger
As drug companies fret over their finances, they are increasingly partnering with universities to help with early-stage research
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Editorial: Staying skeptical during Nobel season
The tendency of Nobel Prizes to recognize solo scientists in priviledged spaces needs some reflection
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Podcast: How chemists jump from PhD to CEO
Reporter Matt Blois discusses how start-up founders are making the transition
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Atlas spin-off aims to develop siRNA-ligand conjugates for the kidney
Judo Bio is targeting a historically difficult organ to drug
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- Atlas spin-off aims to develop siRNA-ligand conjugates for the kidney
- Two share Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for microRNA discoveries
- Two share Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for microRNA discoveries
- The great pharmaceutical-academic merger
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Atlas spin-off aims to develop siRNA-ligand conjugates for the kidney
Judo Bio is targeting a historically difficult organ to drug
Podcast: How chemists jump from PhD to CEO
Reporter Matt Blois discusses how start-up founders are making the transition