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April 26, 2021 Cover
Volume 99, Issue 15
Interest grows in specifications grading, an approach to assessing students that could offer more transparency and consistency
Cover image:Interest grows in specifications grading, an approach to assessing students that could offer more transparency and consistency
Credit: Katty Huertas
How an alternative grading system is improving student learning
Interest grows in specifications grading, an approach to assessing students that could offer more transparency and consistency
The world needs water. These materials take it from the air
Hydrogels and other polymers join metal-organic frameworks as options as researchers expand the possible applications of harvesting water from the atmosphere
The mass-balance way of making chemicals
With the help of its suppliers, Covestro is using the novel technique to produce renewable polycarbonate
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Greg Yep has big plans for IFF’s team of 1,600 scientists
The R&D chief says the flavor and fragrance firm’s big growth moves give him all the ingredients for success
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Vertex strengthens deal with Crispr Therapeutics
The revised deal gives Vertex a greater share in the biotech firm’s gene-editing technology
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