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August 27, 2018 Cover
Volume 96, Issue 34
Gene editing accelerates a détente between the laboratory and social sciences over questions that direct future research
Cover image:Glasses vs goggles vs.
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Volume 96 |
Issue 34
Quote of the Week
“You cannot do research alone anymore, as we have done in the past.”
Is machine learning overhyped?
Chemists weigh in on the technique’s possibilities and its pitfalls
A new model for industry-sponsored research on university campuses
BASF and the University of California, Berkeley, say they have developed a research alliance designed to respect academic freedom
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Finnish institute VTT adapts to funding cuts
Finland’s largest research institute aims to bolster income and attract scientists
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Bioengineer Ting Zhu is building the mirror image of nature’s protein synthesis machinery
The Tsinghua University scientist discusses how unnatural forms of DNA, RNA, and enzymes could lead to new drugs and help reveal clues about the origins of life
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Boot camp for college-bound veterans
The Warrior-Scholar Project’s STEM week aims to boost service members’ confidence in the science classroom
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Periodic Graphics: Gases for scuba diving
Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning dives deep into the types of air we need in order to breathe underwater
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Science Concentrates
Boston hosts ACS national meeting
Council approves lifting restrictions on financial support for international chapters
