Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.96, No.2 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (49 articles)

2 - 2	Happy New Year! Seijo BC
3 - 3	China restricts imports of plastic trash Tremblay JF, Tullo A
4 - 4	Stepping up gene synthesis Arnaud C
4 - 4	Food additive boosts pathogen Halford B
5 - 5	Sound-bouncing bubbles image bacteria in mice Borman S
5 - 5	Scalable method to make tissue scaffold material Jansen K
6 - 6	Carfilzomib linked to higher cardiovascular risks Nguyen T
6 - 6	Sulfones expand the reach of radical cross-couplings Nguyen T
7 - 7	Spinning a triboelectric yarn Bourzac K
7 - 7	Lowering the heat for splitting nitrogen Lemonick S
7 - 7	Print processing improves popular polymers Arnaud C
8 - 8	UK firm achieves nitrite-free bacon Bomgardner M
8 - 8	Expansion Therapeutics launches to target RNA Cross R
8 - 8	Pfizer, Arvinas sign protein degradation pact Jarvis L
9 - 9	Clariant, Global Bioenergies sign pact for biobased isobutene Bomgardner M
9 - 9	Frutarom makes it a dozen Reisch M
9 - 9	Thermo Fisher buys Phenom-World Reisch M
9 - 9	AkzoNobel to create Dutch innovation park Scott A
9 - 9	Evonik invests in Danish peroxide firm Scott A
9 - 9	Navin expands fluorine chemistry site Tremblay JF
9 - 9	Dow tackles ocean plastic waste Tullo A
10 - 10	First gene therapy costs $850,000 Cross R
10 - 10	Pfizer and Sangamo enter gene therapy deal Cross R
10 - 10	BioNTech raises $270 million Cross R
10 - 10	Mallinckrodt to buy Sucampo for $1.2 billion Mullin R
10 - 10	European contractors land deals in the US Mullon R
11 - 11	Three US carbon black makers to clean up emissions Hogue C
11 - 11	Mix-up led to chlorine release at Kansas distillery Johnson J
11 - 11	India's drug security threatened by reliance on imports Venkatasubramanian KV
11 - 11	NIH allows gain-of-function research on pathogens Widener A
12 - 14	Palytoxin: The danger hidden in tropical aquariums Hiolski E
15 - 17	The drug industry's data integrity problem Mullin R
18 - 19	CRISPR comes to the clinic Cross R
20 - 21	C&EN talks with Yuegang Zhang, battery troubleshooter Bourzac K
28 - 28	Semiconductors are humming, but displays are heading for a fall Tremblay JF
28 - 28	Paris Agreement sets the global tone Bomgardner M
29 - 29	Market will remain tight despite new capacity Tullo A
30 - 30	Transformation is coming, despite low crop prices Bomgardner M
30 - 30	Drug industry strength to buoy fine chemicals makers Mullin R
31 - 31	Robust demand should continue in 2018 Reisch M
32 - 32	Finally, growth will kick in Tullo A
32 - 32	A petrochemical spending rush is on Tullo A
33 - 33	Slow and steady growth ahead Bomgardner M
34 - 34	Despite financial risks, region is looking at another banner year Tremblay JF
34 - 34	With growth in the cards, confidence returns Scott A
35 - 35	Low oil price to accelerate push for diversity Scott A
36 - 51	2018 ACS national award winners Wang LD
53 - 53	Working group looks at immigration's impact on chemistry Hoerter T, Butts S
56 - 56	Don't pooh-pooh the solution Cross R