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November 30, 2015 Cover
Volume 93, Issue 47
Computer-led searching for new solar-cell, catalyst, and dielectric materials offers advantages over traditional trial-and-error lab methods
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How Computers Are Helping Chemists Discover Materials That Don’t Yet Exist
Computer-led searching for new solar-cell, catalyst, and dielectric materials offers advantages over traditional trial-and-error lab methods
How Companies And Scientists Are Greening The Analytical Lab
Although green chemistry is a latecomer to the lab, instruments and analysis methods are changing
Clearing Up Cataracts With Cholesterol-like Molecules
Eye drops loaded with sterols can break up cataracts in animals, but some experts are skeptical about whether the treatment will work in people
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Meet Artist Tyler Thrasher, Who Makes Dead Things Sparkle
Tulsa-based artist grows crystals on skeletons and dried insects
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The Making Of MilliporeSigma
Udit Batra, CEO of the new life sciences supply giant, reveals Merck KGaA’s plans for Sigma-Aldrich
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Patent Picks: New Propellant Technologies
A look at recent patenting activity in environmentally friendly propellants, brought to you by C&EN and CAS
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