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December 4, 2017 Cover
Volume 95, Issue 48
Trump’s tweets, therapeutic T cells, and a turning point for gene therapy were just a few topics that made headlines in 2017
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Top pharmaceutical headlines of 2017
Trump’s tweets, therapeutic T cells, and a turning point for gene therapy were just a few topics that made headlines in 2017
U.S. seeks to slash use of animals in chemical safety testing
EPA embraces new era in risk assessment
Is it time to leave behind chemical engineering accreditation?
Caltech and Stanford plan to drop ABET to modernize their curricula and offer students more flexibility, but others still see value in the standards
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How a German journal became a top-tier, international publication
Peter Gölitz looks back on his career as editor in chief of Angewandte Chemie
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DuPont takes a crack at running a chemistry incubator
Legendary Experimental Station now hosts an effort to bring in outsider technology and foster an entrepreneurial spirit
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Toray admits subsidiary faked data
Giant materials supplier is the latest caught falsifying quality controls
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Science Concentrates
- Chemists synthesize longest polycatenane to date
- Hormones could help explain lower rates of asthma in men
- Químicos diseñan unas bacterias que usan bases de ADN no naturales para producir proteínas artificiales
- Chemists engineer bacteria to use unnatural DNA bases to make unnatural proteins
- Azides safely used to synthesize diamines
Photoacoustic molecular probe detects hypoxia
Low oxygen levels trigger a switch from N-oxide to aniline, with an observable spectral signature
