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September 1, 2014 Cover
Volume 92, Issue 35
Scientists seek ways to block the virus before it can infect a single cell
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Aiming For HIV’s Weak Spot
Scientists seek ways to block the virus before it can infect a single cell
2014 Salaries & Employment
Unemployment fell but salaries didn’t budge, according to survey of ACS members
Life Sciences Come To Life In New York
Long in the shadow of other research hubs, city starts to develop critical mass
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As FDA Decision Loomed For Suvorexant, Chemists Discussed Sleep Drug Field’s Big Questions
ACS Meeting News: Symposium addressed selectivity, dosing of orexin receptor antagonists
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Dialing Back On Cell Phone Waste
Academics and technology firms seek to reduce the growing problem of electronic waste from old cell phones
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Safety Under Siege
Future of Chemical Safety Board uncertain as Congress attacks its chairman
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Science Concentrates
Getting Rid Of Painful Compounds
ACS Meeting News: Computational method removes artifacts from high-throughput screening assay hit lists
