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May 11, 2015 Cover
Volume 93, Issue 19
A new crop of technology start-ups is attracting attention from investors and big business
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Agriculture
Wet Wipes Clog Sewer Systems
Down The Drain: Costly battle brews over which products are flushable—and which are not
Thermoelectrics Rise Again
Heating, cooling, power generation technology makes a comeback thanks to materials science discoveries
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Producing Protein Therapeutics: Could Water Buffalo Be The Next Big Thing?
Indian scientists isolate genetic information needed for the large mammals to produce biologics
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Serving Up Data At Bio-IT World
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Cell Metabolism: Colon cancer stimulates growth of cancer-promoting bacterial biofilms that in turn stoke cancer cells
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