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August 12, 2002
Volume 80, Number 32
CENEAR 80 32 p. 1
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CHEMISTRY TRICENTENNIAL
Cambridge University's chemistry department celebrates 300 years of rich history featuring famous names and important discoveries in the field. |
GOVERNMENT & POLICY |
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GOVERNMENT CONCENTRATES |
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FARMING PHARMACEUTICALS
Drug-producing crops offer financial and health advantages but pose a risk to food and feed crops. |
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HOMELAND SECURITY
NRC study delineates the role of science and technology in combating catastrophic terrorism. |
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HINDSIGHTS
NAS study on Nuclear Test Ban Treaty alleviates science concerns--three years too late. |
SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY |
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SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY CONCENTRATES |
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AMYLOID DISEASE
Precursors of insoluble amyloid fibrils may kill neurons in patients with age-related diseases. |
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VINLAND MAP
Recent report on authenticity of historical document adds another chapter to this controversy. |
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WHAT'S THAT STUFF?
Licorice's unusual chemistry and medicinal properties make it more than just a sweet treat. |
BOOKS |
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"THE GOODYEAR STORY"
Charles Goodyear's obsession with rubber is the grist of a fascinating biography. |
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