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October 19, 2015 Cover
Volume 93, Issue 41
Scientists study what earthworms, the chemical engineers of the underground, are doing in the dirt
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Scientists study what earthworms, the chemical engineers of the underground, are doing in the dirt
Cleaning up one of the world’s dirtiest industries will require new technology and more
Scientists are developing new ways to stop insecticide-resistant mosquitoes—and the diseases they spread
Brain monitoring techniques could explain how the drugs trigger unconsciousness, improving patient safety
Production of the packaging polymer is ending, touching off a quest for alternatives
Federal Funding: National Science Foundation grant program in this field is ending
Synthesis: Enantioselective route to protein adduct promises to help scientists better understand this moiety’s role in diabetes and aging