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October 16, 2017 Cover
Volume 95, Issue 41
Interest from manufacturers and big chemical companies shows that 3-D printing isn’t just for hobbyists
3-D printing: A tool for production
Interest from manufacturers and big chemical companies shows that 3-D printing isn’t just for hobbyists
Chinese chemistry Ph.D. grads are forgoing U.S. postdocs
Strong chemistry job market in China makes U.S. postdoc opportunities less attractive
Swallowable electronics could be the future of medical devices
Appetite grows for sensors and drug delivery devices that can be ingested
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Periodic graphics: The chemistry of spiderwebs
Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning explains the chemistry that makes spider silk strong and elastic.
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Engineered bacteria build microstructures on their own
Microbe-built domes coated with gold nanoparticles can serve as simple pressure sensors
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Science Concentrates
Forgery of ancient silk leaves chemical footprint
Amino acid signature suggests artificial aging of purported Persian silks
