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August 12, 2019 Cover
Volume 97, Issue 32
Community relations remain a work in progress 35 years after the world's worst chemical disaster
Cover image:Photo of the exterior of chemical plant behind a fence.
Credit: Alex Bui/UCLA
Volume 97 |
Issue 32
Quote of the Week
“We no longer wanted to think of a polluted environment as normal.”
Predicting asthma attacks in kids
Wearable environmental sensors, smart devices, and mobile health technologies aim to rein in childhood form of the lung disease
Environmental engineer Lupita Montoya scrutinizes air quality inside nail salons
The University of Colorado Boulder researcher poses artful solution to nail salons’ indoor air pollution
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When is it time to leave a PhD program?
Getting a master’s degree is a decision, not a downgrade
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In the name of community outreach, chemical firms invest in education
Industry sees an opportunity to engage with communities while ensuring a field of well-trained recruits
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Video: The chemistry driving a fish’s sex change
Studying one species of tropical fish may reveal clues to sex development in other animals and humans
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Automating synthesis from planning to execution
With a little human help, artificial intelligence and a robot make drug molecules
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