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December 2, 2019 Cover
Volume 97, Issue 47
The year was marked by a deluge of deals and robust investment in cutting-edge technology
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Volume 97 |
Issue 47
Firms aim to develop liquid biopsies for early cancer detection
Freenome, Grail, and others that are planning to bring the blood tests to market have their work cut out for them
Young UK chemists question what they are worth
Chemistry graduates navigating the UK industry job market are increasingly disheartened by roles that offer them disappointing remuneration and low job security
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Cabot Microelectronics’ David Li has a plan for surviving in electronic materials
CEO says the purchase of KMG was a first step to staying independent in a consolidating business
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Two ginormous periodic tables in Michigan vie for world record
Independent groups built the installations in honor of the International Year of the Periodic Table
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Jen Heemstra on 3 things faculty can do to prevent bullying
Don’t shut your door and hide under your desk; you can help
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Science Concentrates
- Novel antibiotic discovered in the guts of worms
- Podcast: Science Storytellers is an outreach program that turns kids into science journalists—without the pesky deadlines
- Perovskite transistors work longer with an insulator switch-up
- Cave deposits support human migration hypothesis
- Reconstructing the source of radioactive ruthenium in Europe in 2017
Synthesis-planning program relies on human insight and machine learning
The hybrid program outperforms machine-learning-only programs and shows promise in use of rare reactions
