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February 1, 2016 Cover
Volume 94, Issue 5
Speedier development and regulatory process contributed to a peak in product approvals in 2015
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The Year In New Drugs
Speedier development and regulatory process contributed to a peak in product approvals in 2015
Van Gogh’s Fading Colors Inspire Scientific Inquiry
Lessons learned from the chemical breakdown of pigments in the Post-Impressionist’s masterpieces
How Chemistry Is Helping Defeat Fuel Fraud
Novel detection systems for laundered diesel and gasoline succeed where dyes alone are failing
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Estimating The Environmental Impact Of Southern California’s Great Methane Leak
Climate Science: At its peak, the leak had emissions with a global warming potential equivalent to the daily CO2 given off by 7 million cars
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How One Entrepreneur Is Making Rotary Evaporators Cool Again
Start-up firm Ecodyst is debuting a condenser that it promises will save money, water, and the cost of dry ice
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Science Education Turns To The States
New K–12 education law includes more potential for states to create science programs
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Science Concentrates
Nanochemistry On My Mind
One of the founding fathers of nanoscience reflects on the field’s foundation and predicts its future impact
