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May 20, 2019 Cover
Volume 97, Issue 20
With the help of mass spec, archaeologists are turning to proteins, which degrade less quickly than DNA, to learn about the past
Cover image:A human mandible with large dental calculus deposits from Dalheim, Germany, dating from approximately 1100 CE.
Credit: Christina Warinner
Volume 97 |
Issue 20
Should we write off the idea of rewritable paper?
Overall paper use is declining, but some chemists are still working to develop the chemically innovative sheets, arguing that they’ll have niche uses
How the NIH is building its own diversity
New initiative aims to bring more women and underrepresented minority scientists to the US agency’s Intramural Research Program
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US EPA struggles to replace animal tests for pesticide toxicity
Nonanimal approaches have been available for years, but regulators are slow to adopt them
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In the drug services industry, growth has no end in sight
Transformative investments, and capacity expansions abound at CPhI North America
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Pierre Brondeau on navigating a shifting chemical industry landscape
FMC CEO reveals how the ability to embrace change has been a key to his success
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Chemical makers fret over renewed US-China trade war
Countries exchange 25% tariffs as negotiations break down
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- Grouping of flame retardants for hazard assessment endorsed by US National Academies
- Profits dip for Japanese chemical firms
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