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Volume 83, Issue 40

Advanced organic and inorganic materials being developed for separations offer cost benefits for environmental and energy-related processes

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Advanced organic and inorganic materials being developed for separations offer cost benefits for environmental and energy-related processes

Progress reported in making new materials from renewable feedstocks such as soybean oils

Symposium honors outstanding young inorganic chemists as they get set to launch their careers

Business

Assessing Rita

Storm exacerbates energy, raw material woes, but damage not as bad as Katrina's
Analytical Chemistry

Spreading the Word on Terahertz Light

Advances in far-infrared probe methods drive applications in spectroscopy and imaging
Pharmaceuticals

Vaccine Business Gets Second Look

After a fallow period, vaccines are gaining importance in the pharmaceutical pipeline
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