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November 5, 2018 Cover
Volume 96, Issue 44
Discover new companies connecting groundbreaking chemistry to pressing problems
Credit: Harry Campbell
C&EN's 2018 10 Start-Ups to Watch
Discover new companies connecting groundbreaking chemistry to pressing problems
Diversity in focus at NOBCChE
Conference of black chemists and chemical engineers encourages connections, from high school students through university presidents
How is directed evolution changing the world?
Newly minted Nobelist Frances Arnold talks about the past and future of evolved enzymes
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Academic-industry partnerships crucial for new instrumentation
Instrument makers and academia’s analytical researchers need each other, but speed bumps sometimes mark the way
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UNC Wilmington chemists relocate in wake of Hurricane Florence
Recovery from the storm could take months or longer after the chemistry building suffered significant damage
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Career Ladder: Hannah Follis
This formulation chemist turned cosmetics entrepreneur whips up bold fragrances and daring lip colors
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Students buzz in for chemistry
High school teams compete in STEM Week Science Bowl at NOBCChE meeting
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Pledge to curb ocean plastics comes under fire
Critics say agreement is vague and fails to target a cut in plastics production
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