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July 13, 2020 Cover

Volume 98, Issue 27

Europe wants to break the Asia-US stranglehold on lithium-ion car batteries, but the road ahead is steep

Cover image:Tesla plant in Fremont, California.

Credit: Tesla

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Volume 98 | Issue 27

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Joe Fitchett, medical director, Mologic

Europe wants to break the Asia-US stranglehold on lithium-ion car batteries, but the road ahead is steep

The EPA faces legal and other hurdles as it attempts to regulate PFOA and PFOS

The Foundation for Innovative New Diagnostics is at the forefront of efforts to expand testing in low- and middle-income countries

Biochemistry

Transient droplets organize biochemical reactions inside cells

Called condensates, the droplets pull together proteins and RNA when and where they’re needed. Now, they’re on pharma’s radar
Pollution

UN human rights specialist Baskut Tuncak weighs risks of workplace hazards and chemical pollution

A chemist and lawyer, he has investigated the effects of chemical exposure across the globe
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