Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.96, No.15 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (48 articles)

4 - 4	Peer review prank Seijo BC
5 - 5	Densified wood Zumbulyadis N
5 - 5	Top instrument firms in 2017 (vol 96, pg 20, 2018) Reisch MS
5 - 5	Rise of the smartish machines (vol 96, pg 20, 2018) Mullin R
5 - 5	Chemists break C-C bond record (vol 96, pg 11, 2018) Mukherjee A
5 - 5	Biofuel fouling Hargrove RJ
5 - 5	Biofuel fouling Cobb K
6 - 6	Cryo-EM reveals how protein crystals grow Insights allow researchers to control crystallization Drahl C
8 - 8	Symposium addresses sexual harassment [Anonymous]
8 - 8	MOFs strike tumors with two-fisted blows Drug-loaded compound combines radiotherapy and immunotherapy treatment in mice Jacoby M
10 - 10	Boosting recovery after brain damage Compound helps mice and macaques regain motor skills after stroke-like brain injuries Nguyen T
10 - 10	Rocks are a sizable source of nitrogen This missing piece of the nitrogen cycle may have climate implications Bourzac K
12 - 12	Engineered yeast make potential cancer drug Borman S
12 - 12	Radical new way to control chirality Two-catalyst radical reaction adds a variety of groups to nitrogen rings enantioselectively Borman S
14 - 14	Conjugate attacks Gram-negative bacteria Molecular Trojan horse tricks microbes into unleashing weapon of their own destruction Arnaud C
14 - 14	CHEMISTRY IN PICTURES Selections from cen.chempics.org, where C&EN showcases the beauty of chemistry Morone M
15 - 15	Engineered silkworms spin unnatural amino acid into silk Berg EG
15 - 15	Azidophenylalanine poses explosion risk Drahl C
15 - 15	2-D MATERIALS Tin selenide nanoflakes for thermoelectrics Jacoby M
16 - 16	BIOTECHNOLOGY Lilly, Sigilon in diabetes cell therapy pact Cross R
16 - 16	Chemicals held hostage in China-US trade spat Two countries put forward import taxes that would affect the chemical industry Tremblay JF
17 - 17	EMPLOYMENT Solvay refocuses R&D in Europe, cuts 600 jobs Scott A
17 - 17	LITIGATION Toyobo resolves suit over defective body armor Reisch M
18 - 19	BIOLOGICS Fujifilm buys US cell culture business Tremblay JF
18 - 18	3-D PRINTING Bigger machines make houses and rockets Bomgardner M
18 - 18	POLYMERS Three firms join for PET package recycling Mccoy M
18 - 18	BIOBASED CHEMICALS Charcoal lighter fluid goes green Mccoy M
18 - 18	OUTSOURCING Drug firms pick contract providers Mullin R
18 - 18	INSTRUMENTATION Agilent seeks to regain spectrometry IP Reisch M
18 - 18	FOOD INGREDIENTS DSM and BASF in nutrition pacts Scott A
19 - 19	NUCLEIC ACIDS Data storage worth $50 million for Twist Cross R
19 - 19	CANCER Pfizer enters pact for off-the-shelf CART Cross R
19 - 19	BIOTECHNOLOGY Roche builds multiple sclerosis portfolio Jarvis L
19 - 19	AGRICULTURE Evonik will close an amino acid plant Scott A
19 - 19	DRUG DISCOVERY Terns buys Lilly liver disease compounds Jarvis L
20 - 20	POLLUTION Fluoroethers taint sediments Hogue C
20 - 20	AGRICULTURE USDA greenlights gene-edited crops Bomgardner M
21 - 21	GREENHOUSE GASES California bans certain uses of HFCs Hogue C
21 - 21	INDUSTRIAL SAFETY Court rebuffs bid to identify former high-risk chemical sites Hess G
21 - 21	GEOCHEMISTRY China, US will likely compete for 11 minerals Widener A
22 - 24	INFECTIOUS DISEASE Battling a deadly bat fungus Hiolski E
26 - 29	BUSINESS Future-oriented spending begins a tepid recovery Reisch MS
30 - 31	PUBLISHING Chemical information pioneer Eugene Garfield honored Borman S
32 - 33	FORENSIC SCIENCE History lessons, as told by old proteins Halford B
34 - 36	Recycling renewables Bomgardner M, Scott A
42 - 42	Corporation Associates: Industrial safety and the society Schmidt DG
48 - 48	X-ray imaging reveals an ancient medical text Wu C
48 - 48	World record set for oldest message in a bottle Wu C