Modern Drug Discovery, published by the American Chemical Society from 1998 to 2004, was distributed to 50,000 scientists in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries. Wedin has written feature articles and columns for this magazine, including: 

• "The Human Genome: A Race to the Finish?" (Nov./Dec. 1998)
• "SNPs (Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms) are Serious Business" (Nov./Dec. 1998)
• "Taming the Monster Haystack: The Challenge of Compound Management" (Jan./Feb. 1999)
• "Bright Ideas for High-Throughput Screening" (May/June 1999)
• "Visual Data Mining Speeds Drug Discovery" (Sept./Oct. 1999)

• "Put a Cornstalk in Your Tank," (Winter, 2007)
• "Blurring the Boundaries of Chemistry," (Autumn, 2006)
• "Is Nanotechnology Safe?," (Spring, 2006)
• “Sustainability and Green Chemistry: Not Just Buzzwords,” (Winter, 2006)
• "Chemistry on a High-Carb Diet"
• "The Promise of Chemical Genetics"

Today's Chemist at Work, published by the American Chemical Society from 1988 to 2004, was distributed to 120,000 chemists and chemical engineers worldwide, primarily in industry.  The following articles focus on biotechnology, green chemistry, and other issues at the interface of chemistry and biology:

• "Pollution Prevention: When Less is Better" (August 1992)
• “Pollution Prevention through Responsible Care” (January, 1993)
• “Product Stewards: Keepers of the Flame, Part 1” (April, 1993)
• “How to be a Product Steward, Part 2” (May/June, 1993)
• “Environmental Chemistry: From Paradigms to para-Xylene” (July/August, 1993)
• “How New Solvents Washed Away Bad Press” (September, 1993)
• “Dealing with the Risky Business of Risk Assessment and Regulation” (March, 1994)
• “Putting Risk Communication in Plain Language” (April, 1994)
• “Turning Green Chemistry into Black Ink” (June, 1994)
• “Pleasant Dreams or Nightmares—It’s Up to Us” (December, 1994)
• “Finding Your Way Through the Nightmarish Maze of Environmental Analysis” (March, 1995)