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May 28, 2018 Cover
Volume 96, Issue 22
The portable devices haven’t yet caught on widely. Researchers continue to advance the technology and find new applications
Cover image:A hand with a miniature mass spectrometer on it.
Credit: Perkin Elmer
Shrinking mass specs
The portable devices haven’t yet caught on widely. Researchers continue to advance the technology and find new applications
Scientists hit the campaign trail
Provoked by Trump, a wave of candidates pushes for evidence-based governing
Innovation is still alive in plastics
Plenty of new polymer technology was on display at the NPE2018 trade show
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What are hair removers, and how do they get rid of unwanted fuzz?
Creams. Wax. Sugar. Lasers. We get to the scientific root of depilation
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Mary Sue Coleman on solving the funding crisis in higher education
The chemist and former college president leads the Association of American Universities in challenging times
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E-cigarettes’ chemistry may explain their popularity among teens
Brands like Juul deliver a form of nicotine that is less harsh to inhale than free-base nicotine
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