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Volume 102, Issue 28

In US states struggling to regulate testing, some labs seem to offer results that are too good to be true

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Chris Hudalla, founder and chief scientific officer, ProVerde Laboratories

In US states struggling to regulate testing, some labs seem to offer results that are too good to be true

Drugmakers are giving more consideration to these therapeutic tethers

In 6 months, it has already detected quartz clouds, atmospheric methane, and a photochemical product

Astrochemistry

A new facility will harness plasma to upgrade interplanetary craft

A plasma wind tunnel being built in Colorado will help test new ideas about navigating hypersonic vehicles in harsh conditions
Energy Storage

Porous organic crystals raise hopes for hydrogen storage

Molecules assemble into interlocked networks that can pack in plenty of hydrogen, albeit at low temperatures
DNA

Researchers build a rudimentary DNA-based computer

Unlike conventional computers, these systems use DNA for computation and data storage
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