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June 6, 2016 Cover
Volume 94, Issue 23
After decades of failures, researchers see promise in fresh approaches to developing drugs that block cancer’s toughest target
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Have drug hunters finally cracked KRas?
After decades of failures, researchers see promise in fresh approaches to developing drugs that block cancer’s toughest target
Start your engines
As the Volkswagen scandal showed, building fuel-efficient, low-emitting vehicles is no easy task
Career Ladder: Paul Dietze
Chemistry professor turned patent attorney says there’s life after being denied tenure
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In the Land of the Rising Sun, the climate improves for high-technology start-ups
New companies still face many hurdles, but increased government support and higher risk appetite make it a bit easier to launch a start-up in Japan
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Polyurethane makers prepare for a phase out
As a long-used curative for urethane elastomers faces a ban in Europe, polyurethane suppliers look at alternatives
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Jazz Pharmaceuticals to buy Celator Pharmaceuticals
Deal worth $1.5 billion brings promising nanoparticle-based cancer drug
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GC-MS method can determine the authenticity of Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese
