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August 3, 2015 Cover
Volume 93, Issue 31
The flourishing biotech culture is creating opportunities—and challenges—for small companies and job seekers
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Boston’s Life Sciences Experiment
The flourishing biotech culture is creating opportunities—and challenges—for small companies and job seekers
Cleaning Up Drugs In Wastewater
Project to degrade pharmaceuticals with enzymes falls short but could yet be made commercially viable
Science Historians Revive Ancient Recipes
By recreating experiments that are hundreds of years old, researchers hope to understand the past by experiencing it firsthand
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Re-Creative Successes: Tales of ancient recipes being carried out in modern-day laboratories
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Out On Its Own
After 15 years as part of Dow, Angus Chemical heads out as an independent firm
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NIH Grant Proposal Review Likely Picks Top Applicants, Study Finds
Research Funding: Highest-ranked projects linked to most publications and citations
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Science Concentrates
Double Trouble With Arsenic
Study in India suggests that the toxic element is making people there more vulnerable to the disease visceral leishmaniasis
