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January 23, 2017 Cover

Volume 95, Issue 4

Algorithms that have changed daily life move into the lab

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New directions for machine learning

Algorithms that have changed daily life move into the lab

  • Big data technique predicts 12% of unknown protein structures

    Milestone in modeling yields 100 new protein folds

  • AkzoNobel unveils global research challenge

    Seeks partners to codevelop sustainable chemistries

  • Rebooting the molecular computer

    The idea of using single molecules as key components in computers has been around for more than 40 years. What progress is it making?

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Analytical Chemistry

Thin film helps detect gravitational waves

A 2-µm-thick film helped produce the ultrareflective mirrors needed to confirm Einstein’s century-old prediction

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