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September 28, 2015 Cover
Volume 93, Issue 38
As researchers learn more about the connection between our bacteria and our health, companies are trying to develop therapies that exploit it
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Harnessing The Hordes In The Microbiome
As researchers learn more about the connection between our bacteria and our health, companies are trying to develop therapies that exploit it
Microanalyzing 3-D Printed Metals
The technique can make intricate metal parts, but using them in demanding applications will require perfecting their microstructures
Brazilian Chemistry Hit Hard By Crisis
Economic and political turmoil has led to dramatic cuts in science funding
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Making Big Bets In Pharma Services
Three companies are pacing the contract manufacturing market with global investments and comprehensive offerings
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Drug Candidates Unveiled At ‘First-Time Disclosures’ Symposium In Boston
ACS Meeting News: Structures designed to combat cancer and muscle weakness make their debut
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France’s Tech Start-ups Surge In Number
Uplift is welcome, but concerns rise about the transition to profitability
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Science Concentrates
- Stem Cell-Derived Brain Mimics Predict Chemical Toxicity
- Small Molecule Tames Gut Pathogen C. Difficile Rather Than Killing It
- Potential Soft Drink Additives Could Protect Teeth
- Chemical Modification Is Best Ever At Strengthening And Stabilizing Collagen
- Hydrogel Helps Soft Materials Keep Up In 3-D Printing Craze
The Exposome Turns 10
ACS Meeting News: Researchers take stock of field, begin to look more broadly at the effects of a person’s environmental exposures
