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March 9, 2020 Cover
Volume 98, Issue 9
With guest editor Jennifer Doudna, CRISPR pioneer
Cover image:In this first annual issue, we celebrate women entrepreneurs in chemistry
Credit: Photographs for C&EN and courtesy images
C&EN’s 2020 Trailblazers: Celebrating badass women entrepreneurs in chemistry
With guest editor Jennifer Doudna, CRISPR pioneer
A day with Jennifer Doudna: Trying to keep up with one of the world’s most sought-after scientists
The gene-editing tool CRISPR-Cas9 rerouted Doudna’s career path. What hasn’t changed for the renowned scientist and serial entrepreneur? Living and breathing the science
CRISPR technology: Where female entrepreneurs thrive
Dozens of women lead CRISPR-based projects worldwide. Here are a few who’ve built start-ups around the technology
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Jennifer Doudna’s tips for new entrepreneurs
As the founder of multiple biotech firms, C&EN’s guest editor has learned a thing or two about the challenges and triumphs of starting a company. We asked her to share her best advice for budding academic entrepreneurs
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Samantha Du builds biotechs, and everyone in China follows
Known as Big Sister for her mentorship, Du and her newest firm, Zai Lab, are setting new standards in Asia
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Yamuna Krishnan’s goal: Find drugs for neurodegenerative diseases
Her company, Esya Labs, is developing DNA nanodevices that track drug responses, screen for new therapies, and more
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Frances Arnold on founding a company: ‘Building the right teams is critical’
Nobel Prize winner wants to solve real-world problems with directed evolution
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After launching 7 companies in 12 years, Carolyn Bertozzi says she’s not slowing down
Prolific biotech business founder says she’s always on the lookout for problem-solving opportunities
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- Genetic signature links bacterial toxin to colon cancer
Faulty probes are to blame for CDC coronavirus testing woes
Early batches of the test can still be used, CDC says, while affirming it will deploy new kits
