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September 18, 2017 Cover

Volume 95, Issue 37

Awareness is growing among academic departments and scientific societies about the potential damage to individuals and the discipline

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Awareness is growing among academic departments and scientific societies about the potential damage to individuals and the discipline

European materials firms take positions as electric car adoption accelerates

DNA profiling methods have become faster, more sensitive, and more user-friendly since the first murderer was caught with help from genetic evidence

Materials

Chemists build a zoo of new polymer building blocks

Researchers design nonconventional monomers that enhance the optical and electronic properties of conjugated materials
Biological Chemistry

Do athletes’ microbiomes make them fitter than the rest of us?

Molecular biologist Jonathan Scheiman studies the gut flora of elite athletes to understand what makes them unique
Microbiome

Mother’s gut microbes could be linked to autismlike disorders in children

Presence of certain bacteria in pregnant mice lead to abnormal brain wiring and autismlike behaviors in offspring
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