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A Modeling Coup
With supercomputers, first exact model of a molecular breakup is achieved
Materials Science Blossoms in Boston
Talks feature tooth whitening, electrochromic plastics, smart textiles, and nanoparticle studies
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Science for Peace in the Middle East
Malta conferences encourage stronger scientific ties to counter political strife in troubled region
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Finding Magic in Polymer R&D
Dutch Polymer Institute meeting spotlights research into new technology and applications
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Clashing over Hazmat Shipping
Banning hazardous materials on certain rail routes would not eliminate risks, industry officials argue
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Science Concentrates
The $1,000 Genome
New methods aim to drive cost of sequencing an individual human genome to below $1,000
