Chemistry & Industry
Issue 9 2023
News
Features
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News
- Can a simple diet change fight antibiotic resistance
- Scientists develop method to recycle mixed polyester fabric
- Can EU chemical industry weather this storm
- Microplastics in soil could contribute to antibiotic resistance
- Electric vehicles research could improve battery charging and lifespan
- Could lampshades be the new air purifiers
- Cannabis trials on the up
- Garlic roots a green solution for carbon capture
- Bacteria engineered to detect and treat colorectal cancer
- Maize root chemicals boost wheat yields
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Neil Eisberg
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US pharma flounders
It used to be simple – or at least relatively straightforward. Big Pharma relied on ‘blockbuster’ drugs to provide profits and financial support for R&D. Then biotech became the ‘next big thing’ with small start-up companies, often spin-outs from university research and funded by venture capitalists. Big Pharma took advantage of this, in many cases, first through collaboration and then acquisition to add products to their portfolios and expertise.
Business Digest
All the latest mergers and acquisitions, major projects and investments throughout the industry.
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Movers & Shakers
Keep up-to-date with who works where with our exclusive review of personnel across the chemistry-using industries.
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