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March 25, 2019 Cover
Volume 97, Issue 12
Researchers are developing a battery of new treatments to better target and ultimately obliterate fluorinated contaminants in water supplies
Cover image:An illustration of a PFAS structure with a break in the middle.
Credit: C&EN/Molview
Watch out, CRISPR. The RNA editing race is on
Start-ups and academic labs are designing molecules that hijack our own enzymes to precisely edit RNA
Chemical engineer Paula T. Hammond on discovery and diversity
Head of MIT’s Chemical Engineering Department, who is building an arsenal of layered drug-delivery systems, wants to take on the toughest challenges
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It’s back: Chemical e-commerce tries for an act 2
Almost 2 decades after a series of flops, new web portals are emerging for online buying and selling
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DuPont’s safety segment is going solo
DuPont’s Sustainable Solutions consulting arm will soon spin off as its own company
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Science Concentrates
Engineered cells detect tiny tumors in mice, paving the way for immunodiagnostics
Stanford researchers and a new biotech start-up called Earli are designing immune cells that release synthetic biomarkers for early cancer detection
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