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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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Night Crawler Chemistry

Scientists study what earthworms, the chemical engineers of the underground, are doing in the dirt

  • Brainwave Patterns Are Helping To Unveil How Anesthetics Work

    Brain monitoring techniques could explain how the drugs trigger unconsciousness, improving patient safety

  • The Race To Replace Ineos’s Barex Resin

    Production of the packaging polymer is ending, touching off a quest for alternatives

  • Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency Sponsors Most U.S. Synthetic Biology Work

    Federal Funding: National Science Foundation grant program in this field is ending

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Synthesis

Making Glucosepane In Eight Steps

Synthesis: Enantioselective route to protein adduct promises to help scientists better understand this moiety’s role in diabetes and aging

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