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October 30, 2017 Cover
Volume 95, Issue 43
Quantum computers could help chemists better understand and develop catalysts, photovoltaics, and more
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Chemistry is quantum computing’s killer app
Quantum computers could help chemists better understand and develop catalysts, photovoltaics, and more
Brexit leaves cloud of uncertainty looming over academic scientists
The 2016 referendum has caused some chemists to leave the U.K., others to wait with trepidation
Celebrating industry’s innovations
ACS presents its Heroes of Chemistry Award to six teams of chemical scientists
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Easy pipe replacement method raises safety concerns
Cured-in-place pipe repairs could lead to harmful emissions for workers and the public, research shows
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Building a better plastic bottle
DuPont, Corbion, and Synvina pilot furan-based polymers made from sugar but must confront PET’s dominance
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Astrobiologist Sherry Cady looks to Earth’s remote places to aid the search for past life on Mars
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory scientist studies the chemical signatures of ancient microbial life in rocks
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Science Concentrates
Adenine base editor excels at fixing point mutations
Editor is more efficient than CRISPR at single-base changes and makes fewer unwanted alterations
