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Volume 96, Issue 37

Rallying under the motto “rises,” scientists in the pharmaceutical industry and academia reflect on the island’s resiliency and challenges one year after Hurricane Maria

Cover:A satellite map showing Hurricane Maria over Puerto Rico.

Credit: NASA Earth Observatory image by Joshua Stevens | As Hurricane Maria's eye passed over Puerto Rico's midsection, no part of the island could escape its wrath.

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“Women may not have been famous chemists, but they were authors, activists, and research scientists. They didn’t get titles but did a huge amount for society.”

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    Efforts to create a more balanced picture of chemistry on the online encyclopedia are gathering steam

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    Lack of a long-term repository leaves communities as de facto storage sites

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    Periodic graphics: Platinum drugs for cancer

    Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning examines the chemistry and impact of cisplatin and its sibling compounds

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