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May 26, 2014 Cover
Volume 92, Issue 21
After a slow start, pharmaceutical and fine chemicals manufacturers are scaling up continuous processes for production
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End-To-End Chemistry
After a slow start, pharmaceutical and fine chemicals manufacturers are scaling up continuous processes for production
Botched Executions Put Lethal Injections Under New Scrutiny
With little medical input and supply challenges, states struggle to ensure capital punishment is neither cruel nor unusual
The Next Wave In Rare Disease Funding
Patient groups are finding new models for funding drug development for their diseases
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Big Tussle Over Tiny Particles
In peer-reviewed papers and on blogs, researchers argue over the existence of striped coatings on nanoparticles
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Pharma Labs Get New Life As Chemical Labs
Chemical firms are taking over facilities freed up because of drug industry consolidation
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Obama’s Trade Agenda Imperiled
Democrats fear market-opening pacts would erode U.S. jobs
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Science Concentrates
Patent Picks: 3-D Printing
A look at recent patenting activity in 3-D printing in biomedical engineering applications, brought to you by C&EN and CAS
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