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March 20, 2006 Cover

Volume 84, Issue 12

Seasoned expatriates trickle back to help Indian pharmaceutical firms push into discovery research

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Seasoned expatriates trickle back to help Indian pharmaceutical firms push into discovery research

Merger of the two German firms would create company with annual sales of nearly $14 billion

The industry's heavy reliance on cholesterol-lowering drugs rippled through fourth-quarter results

Environment

Sprites Trigger Sky-High Chemistry

High-altitude lightning is visually stunning, but is it also a player in atmospheric chemistry?
Business

Petrochemicals Keep Up The Pace

Even with a few setbacks, petrochemical makers had a decent year in 2005 and are optimistic about 2006
Policy

From Science To Statecraft

Bruce Averill considers a leap from tenured chemist to government policy adviser
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