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November 11, 2019 Cover
Volume 97, Issue 44
These young firms are working to improve the lives of individuals and communities as well as the health of the planet
Cover image:These young firms are working to improve the lives of individuals and communities as well as the health of the planet
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C&EN’s 2019 10 Start-Ups to Watch
These young firms are working to improve the lives of individuals and communities as well as the health of the planet
30 years of moving atoms: How scanning probe microscopes revolutionized nanoscience
Thanks to the instruments’ atomic dexterity, researchers have advanced science and made stunning images along the way
US EPA’s science advisers split on tightening air pollution limit
Under a new process, a majority of the Clean Air Scientific Advisory Committee says the agency should not toughen particulate matter standard
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Tinctorium cofounder Tammy Hsu wants to use bacteria to dye blue jeans
The entrepreneur explains how engineered bacteria can make indigo synthesis and dyeing more ecofriendly
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Being bullied? Here’s what to do
Recognize what’s really going on, enlist support, and be kind to yourself
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Science Concentrates
- Electrochemical Haber-Bosch cuts energy demand and CO2 emissions
- Video: What lies at the end of the periodic table?
- Shape-morphing microbots take wing
- Scientists find the smallest number of water molecules that can form ice
- An ‘antiaging’ gene therapy trial in dogs begins, and Rejuvenate Bio hopes humans will be next
Genetic glitch may forestall Alzheimer’s
Researchers aim to develop new therapies that mimic the mutation’s effects
Business & Policy Concentrates
- Silicone anode start-ups attract new investment
- Arkuda launches with $44 million to boost progranulin in neurodegenerative diseases
- US EPA lacks data to support chemical evaluations
- Trump picks Stephen Hahn to run the FDA
- Pittsburgh’s mayor denounces petrochemical development in western Pennsylvania
