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January 21, 2019 Cover

Volume 97, Issue 3

A peak in FDA drug approvals came as companies increase their focus on the genetic drivers of disease

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Cao Mengting, polyester consultant, CCFGroup

A peak in FDA drug approvals came as companies increase their focus on the genetic drivers of disease

Some organic crystals hop about under light and heat. There’s renewed interest in finding out why

New ways of producing the polymer’s ethylene glycol feedstock are taking off in the coal-rich country

Publishing

Chemistry preprints pick up steam

A year and a half after chemistry preprint servers debuted, authors and publishers are getting on board
Chemical Regulation

Brazil eyes new law for agriculture chemicals

Advocates say the proposal would modernize regulation and use of new chemicals; critics worry about human health and environmental impacts
Employment

Chemjobber on when and how to say no

The struggle is real, but the best way to respond is with sincerity
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