Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.77, No.15 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (67 articles)

5 - 5	Guilty as charged! Jacobs M
9 - 10	Cyclodextrins Mizobuchi Y
9 - 9	El Shifa bombing Hiller KH
9 - 9	Compensation for chemists Hofmann JE
9 - 9	Successful lab design Gaines D
11 - 11	Research data disclosure Raber L
12 - 12	DOE shuts down weapons computers Johnson J
12 - 13	Baxter agrees to study alternatives to PVC Ember L
13 - 13	C-60 compound used in photovoltaic cell Freemantle M
14 - 14	Lasagna: Field-tested recipe for soil cleanup Zurer P
14 - 14	Norway's Dyno to focus on explosives Reisch M
15 - 15	DuPont starts fiber venture ... [Anonymous]
15 - 15	Chemical employment slips in March [Anonymous]
15 - 15	Exxon, Mobil merger costs estimated at $2 billion [Anonymous]
15 - 15	... and makes web deal worth $220 million [Anonymous]
15 - 15	DSM to close polypropylene plant [Anonymous]
15 - 16	Shell, KoSa form marketing venture [Anonymous]
16 - 16	Chemdex raises $30 million for electronic commerce [Anonymous]
16 - 16	Samsung to sell air separation plant to BOC [Anonymous]
16 - 16	Lyondell to refinance Arco chemical debt [Anonymous]
16 - 16	Lubrizol, Exxon resolve patent dispute [Anonymous]
16 - 16	Samsung worth more than Hyundai, say consultants [Anonymous]
16 - 16	Business roundup [Anonymous]
19 - 24	Ethnic markets beckon producers Reisch MS
26 - 27	Producers brace for MTBE phaseout Morse PM
30 - 32	HPV chemical tests threaten small producers Rogers RS
33 - 33	NIH to hold first public council meeting [Anonymous]
33 - 33	Panel approves EPA endocrine disrupter plan [Anonymous]
33 - 33	Humane Society sues FDA over animal drugs [Anonymous]
33 - 33	OSHA offers safety and health grants [Anonymous]
33 - 33	Rail bill is getting industry support [Anonymous]
34 - 36	Nuclear waste site finally opens Johnson J
36 - 36	ATP comes under scrutiny - Again Hileman B
37 - 37	Single-crystal ceramic films electrodeposited [Anonymous]
37 - 37	Metallocorroles are potent catalysts [Anonymous]
37 - 37	Tabletop nuclear fusion [Anonymous]
37 - 37	Protein fold is ＇evolved＇ from residue swap [Anonymous]
37 - 37	Quick method finds protein binding sites [Anonymous]
38 - 41	Taking a clue from biology Rawls RL
44 - 47	Working together on heavy-element cleanup Jacob M
47 - 49	Take two cups of coffee and call me tomorrow Wilkinson SL
51 - 52	Encapsulated opioid could ease chronic pain [Anonymous]
51 - 51	Clothing for ag workers detoxifies pesticides [Anonymous]
51 - 51	Antigen binding swells hydrogel [Anonymous]
51 - 51	＇Vision 2020＇-inspired research showcased [Anonymous]
51 - 51	Anticancer chemistry of catechin in green tea [Anonymous]
52 - 52	Folic acid derivative boosts tumor imaging [Anonymous]
52 - 52	CRADAs turn ideas into products, revenues [Anonymous]
52 - 52	E-coli engineered to scavenge cadmium [Anonymous]
52 - 52	Polymer education goes high tech [Anonymous]
53 - 54	Capitalizing on knowledge Stinson SC
58 - 61	First group of 1999 PRF grants [Anonymous]
63 - 63	Paul L. Corio [Anonymous]
63 - 63	Audrey L. Companion [Anonymous]
65 - 65	Dahl to receive Chicago's Gibbs Medal [Anonymous]
65 - 65	Former Ashland CEO to receive Petrochemical Heritage Award [Anonymous]
65 - 66	Tess Award goes to Winnik [Anonymous]
65 - 65	Rathmann to receive first Biotechnology Heritage Award [Anonymous]
66 - 66	Agrochemical research award goes to Baker [Anonymous]
66 - 67	Skolnik information award will go to Kaback [Anonymous]
67 - 67	Riley to be honored with St. Louis Award [Anonymous]
68 - 68	Harry & Carol Mosher Award goes to Glenn Crosby [Anonymous]
68 - 68	Chemists or physicists Zare RN
80 - 80	New highway guardrail scheduled for crash tests [Anonymous]
80 - 80	Comments on glowing underwear and absinthe [Anonymous]
80 - 80	Big pencil recall [Anonymous]
80 - 80	Robotic kitty developed [Anonymous]