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June 15, 2015 Cover
Volume 93, Issue 24
Willie May rises from the segregated South through the ranks of the National Institute of Standards & Technology
Isotope Clumping Reveals Details Of Ancient Earth
Expanding field answers questions about formation temperatures of geological features and plant and animal matter
A Brighter Mood For U.S. Chemical Makers
Although the chemical skies aren’t completely sunny, industry executives feel that way
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3M, Catalent, And MannKind Work On Withdrawing The Needle
Innovators push ahead with alternative delivery systems for large-molecule drugs
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A Taste Of Mass Spectrometry
Mass spectrometrists gather in St. Louis for ASMS meeting
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Fracking Study Yields Mixed Results
EPA’s water impact analysis largely overlooks chemical tracers
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