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September 5, 2016 Cover

Volume 94, Issue 35

Finding a new antibiotic is hard enough. Throw in regulatory and business obstacles and the job can seem impossible.

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Antibiotics: Will the bugs always win?

Finding a new antibiotic is hard enough. Throw in regulatory and business obstacles and the job can seem impossible.

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Simple process turns toxic red mud from aluminum processing into an active catalyst for generating hydrogen from ammonia

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