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Cyclic peptides are having a moment

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By Michael McCoy 
| Chemical & Engineering News (C&EN)
Key Insights Popular weight-loss drugs show the therapeutic promise of peptides. Cyclic peptides are typically more suited to oral dosing than linear peptides are. Drug developers are modifying cyclic peptides to improve their effectiveness and metabolic stability. Merck & Co.’s cyclic peptide enlicitide decanoate was one of the first two drug candidates the US Food and Drug Administration selected to receive the new Commissioner’s National Priority Voucher in December.
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The technology behind the microelectronics that power our lives

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By Michael McCoy 
| Chemical & Engineering News (C&EN)
Key Insights Tens of thousands of patents on microelectronics technology every year reflect its importance in the modern world. Patenting in niche areas such as 2D materials is growing quickly. Artificial intelligence applications will increase the need for advanced microelectronics. Nvidia is the world’s most valuable company, thanks to its domination of the market for computer chips used in the data centers that run artificial intelligence applications and other digital tools.
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Pa. Gov. Shapiro's clergy abuse investigation boosted his reputation. Years later, some survivors feel he abandoned them

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By Michael McCoy 
| The Island Packet
Gov. Josh Shapiro discusses his memoir, “Where We Keep the Light," at an event in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 29. (Michael A. McCoy/The Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS) Michael A. McCoy TNS Sitting onstage in an echoey historic synagogue, next to a U.S. senator and a cardboard cutout of his newly released memoir, Gov. Josh Shapiro reflected on the Pennsylvanians who give him hope.
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