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November 12, 2018 Cover
Volume 96, Issue 45
Systems make flipping the switch on biopharmaceutical production faster and easier, potentially enabling personalized medicine
Cover image:The second generation of the Bio-MOD system fits in a briefcase.
Credit: James Kegley/Will Ludwig/C&EN
Making biologics on demand
Systems make flipping the switch on biopharmaceutical production faster and easier, potentially enabling personalized medicine
Single-molecule magnet controversy highlights transparency problems with U.K. research integrity system
Universities’ reluctance to reveal details of such cases could undermine public trust in research, experts say
Have antisense oligonucleotides hit their stride?
After 40 years, the drug class looks poised to finally fulfill the promise of rapid development and enter a new era of personalized medicine
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Hovione bulks up, with a twist
A pharmaceutical services pioneer cues up continuous tableting as it doubles manufacturing
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How Hovione grew from a basement lab to a global pharmaceutical services company
Diane Villax, Hovione’s still-active matriarch, recounts the rise of the pioneering firm
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New EU copyright legislation gets mixed reactions
Some claim it provides too much access to material at the expense of copyright holders; others say it doesn’t go far enough
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Directory of academic chemists from underrepresented groups aims to inject diversity into conferences, job searches, and awards
Diversify Chemistry founder Anne McNeil talks about how she started and maintains the online directory
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Science Concentrates
Luis Echegoyen is 2019 ACS president-elect
4 other board director positions also filled
