Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.95, No.2 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (54 articles)

3 - 3	Communicating science Seija BC
5 - 5	Density functional theory heads the wrong way Jacoby M
6 - 6	Probing different types of Alzheimer's Arnaud C
6 - 6	Phosphorus garners an organic starring role Ritter S
7 - 7	Study confirms'hydrogen spillover' Borman S
7 - 7	Possible molecular mechanism behind gastric bypass success identified Cross R
8 - 8	Blood clot prevention with lower bleeding risk Torrice M
8 - 8	Actinide covalency measured by EPR Kemsley J
8 - 8	Superstretchy semiconducting polymers Davenport M
9 - 9	Tetratriflylpropene: A new organic superacid Ritter S
9 - 9	How HIV inserts DNA into hosts Everts S
9 - 9	Biocatalytic cofactor recycled efficiently Borman S
10 - 10	New drug approvals plummet in 2016 Mullin R
10 - 10	As Chinese industry booms, residents choke Tremblay JF
11 - 11	DOE funds cleantech, but will it last? Bomgardner M
11 - 11	Drug manufacturing woes grow Thayer A
12 - 12	Covestro funds catalyst R&D center Scott A
12 - 12	Synthego raises funds from big names Thayer A
12 - 12	Sumitomo, Purdue target plant analysis Bomgardner M
12 - 12	Air Liquide exits diving equipment Reisch M
12 - 12	DuPont settles mercury suit Reisch M
12 - 12	Petrobras sells business at a bargain price Tullo A
12 - 12	Air Products, Huntsman complete sales Tullo A
12 - 13	Lonza to make drug active for Aurinia Mccoy M
13 - 13	Life science fund gets interdisciplinary Mullin R
13 - 13	Lilly, Bayer help animal health deal Thayer A
13 - 13	A flurry of deals signed by J&J Mccoy M
13 - 13	Chinese firm hampers FDA inspection Tremblay JF
15 - 15	Chemical risk assessment headed in new direction Erickson B
15 - 15	EPA finds risks with flea collar chemical Erickson B
15 - 15	Texas sues FDA over execution drug Hess G
15 - 15	EU queues up substances for possible restrictions Hogue C
16 - 17	The great lint migration Bomgardner MM
18 - 19	Evonik Industries is C&EN's company of the year Tullo AH
20 - 21	C&EN talks with Rommie Amaro, computational chemist Bourzac K
22 - 23	BASF's outlook for Asia brightens Tremblay JF
24 - 25	NOBCChE cultivates young scientists Huber J
25 - 25	NOBCChE goes to court [Anonymous]
27 - 27	Despite new capacity, 2017 will likely be a strong year Tullo A
27 - 27	A new year begins, marked by optimism Bomgardner M
28 - 28	Sustainability to offer growth opportunities in anemic market Scott A
28 - 28	Changing landscape ahead for crop solutions Bomgardner M
29 - 29	China is slowing down, but regional growth is solid Tremblay JF
29 - 29	Immuno-oncology therapies set to take center stage Thayer A
30 - 30	New spending may knock country out of a rut Tullo A
30 - 30	Paris Agreement, consumers to drive demand for biobased chemicals Bomgardner M
31 - 31	Stars will align in semiconductors and displays Tremblay JF
31 - 31	Pharmaceutical chemicals expected to glide through political, pipeline waves Mullin R
32 - 32	A struggling region looks for recovery Tullo A
32 - 32	Sector is expected to regain momentum this year Reisch M
33 - 33	Buoyant outlook seen, as downstream diversification continues Scott A
33 - 33	Pharma and diagnostics offer continued growth Thayer A
34 - 34	Predicting science policy under the new Administration Nelson D
40 - 40	Happy rats have pinker ears Kemsley J