Lab-To-Market Connection
Specialty chemical companies try to ward off commoditization of their products with a mix of marketing, formulation, and basic R&D
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April 21, 2008 Cover
Volume 86, Issue 16
Specialty chemical companies try to ward off commoditization of their products with a mix of marketing, formulation, and basic R&D
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Specialty chemical companies try to ward off commoditization of their products with a mix of marketing, formulation, and basic R&D
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In relinquishing the helm at HHMI, Nobel prize-winning biochemist will return to research and teaching roots
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