A whole new world for rare earths
How the technologically important metals rose from obscurity to ubiquity
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August 28, 2017 Cover
Volume 95, Issue 34
How the technologically important metals rose from obscurity to ubiquity
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How the technologically important metals rose from obscurity to ubiquity
As a massive wave of chemical plants comes online, companies chart different courses to the market
Government wants to make it compulsory for manufacturers to buy coverage against environmental damage
Demand for chemists and specialized instruments grows as range of products expands
Novartis, other drugmakers see discovery talent in academia
A new low-cost method assesses water chemistry by analyzing how it evaporates
Tomás Palacios of MIT describes his vision for placing electronics everywhere