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December 3, 2018 Cover
Volume 96, Issue 48
Cutting-edge science led to therapeutic breakthroughs and a flood of investment in an eventful 2018
Credit: Yang H. Ku/C&EN/Shutterstock
C&EN’s Year in Pharma 2018
Cutting-edge science led to therapeutic breakthroughs and a flood of investment in an eventful 2018
Global climate change talks focus on fostering deeper emission cuts in future
Negotiators meet as new scientific reports warn that inaction will lead to dire humanitarian and economic consequences
The 2018 #RealTimeChem Week Awards
The annual event encourages chemists to ‘tweet about their chemistry as they are doing it’
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Civica Rx aims to shake up the generics market
Started by hospitals, the new nonprofit will tackle drug shortages and spiking prices for older drugs
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Teaching chemistry students to use the labs of the future
Educators want to prepare chemists for a time when autonomous machines will do the work
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Science Concentrates
As claims of CRISPR use in first gene-edited babies emerge, scientists and ethicists respond
Chinese researcher He Jiankui announced that he used CRISPR to install HIV resistance in embryos, leading to the birth of twin girls. Another pregnancy may be underway
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