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October 21, 2019 Cover
Volume 97, Issue 41
Strict rules about disclosing sugar content are prompting the food industry to try new sweeteners that are low calorie and label friendly
Cover image:In advance of stricter rules about disclosing sugar content, the food industry is trying new sweeteners that are both low calorie and label friendly
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Volume 97 |
Issue 41
Swarms of microrobots show there is power in numbers
To transform microrobots into swallowable surgeons, researchers are taking advantage of their strength in swarms
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