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November 07, 2011
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From Curiosity to Click Chemistry: K. Barry Sharpless Forges His Own Way
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Snapshot: Andrea Zuhl
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From Curiosity to Click Chemistry: K. Barry Sharpless Forges His Own Way
"I'd like to see a new drug, one discovered by click chemistry, in my lifetime," says Professor K. Barry Sharpless. "We're getting close. Really close."
Scripps Research Appoints Noted Autism Researcher to Neuroscience Faculty
Assistant Professor Damon Page focuses on risk factors for the disorder.
Snapshot: Andrea Zuhl
Meet Andrea Zuhl, graduate student in the Cravatt and Boger labs and president of the Scripps California Network for Women in Science.
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