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June 27, 2016 Cover

Volume 94, Issue 26

Brands and regulators confront the complexities and technological challenges of the circular economy

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Can everything old be made new again?

Brands and regulators confront the complexities and technological challenges of the circular economy

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    Wave Life Sciences’ oligonucleotide technology will face its first true tests this year

  • Focusing on food, energy, and water

    NSF seeks more chemists and chemical engineers to address the world’s coming water crunch

  • The decline of the cigarette filter

    With fewer smokers, the makers of cellulose acetate for cigarette filters are adjusting

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Teaching immune cells tolerance to treat diabetes

Gold particles help reprogram the immune system to stop attacking insulin-producing cells

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