Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.97, No.2 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (63 articles)

2 - 2	Periodic table fanfare Seijo BC
3 - 3	Research's effects Lee K
3 - 3	The periodic table is an icon. But chemists still cant agree on how to arrange it (vol 97, pg 28, 2019) Lemonick S
3 - 3	Natural extracts and synthetics square off as cannabinoid drugs (vol 96, pg 20, 2018) Mccoy M
3 - 3	Drawing on science (vol 97, pg 48, 2019) Wang L
4 - 4	Biotech year starts with a boom Jarvis L
5 - 5	Rising chloroform emissions traced to China Nguyen T
5 - 5	Developing a rapid attack against parasitic worms Peplow M
6 - 6	Gut bugs boosted by breastfeeding Howes L
6 - 6	Rembrandt's special paint recipe Halford B
7 - 7	High-resolution IR spectra of buckyballs Lemonick S
7 - 7	Pheromone prevents cannibalism Howes L
8 - 8	Perovskites catalyze aldehyde alkylations Jacoby M
8 - 8	Building a DIY plate reader Katsnelson A
8 - 8	First Re-Zn-Zn-Re molecule Lemonick S
9 - 9	Nanotube fishnets Halford B
9 - 9	Finding new microbial secondary metabolites Arnaud C
9 - 9	eStructural batteries lighten drones' loads Bourzac K
10 - 10	Gloves are off in Ashland dispute Tullo A
10 - 10	Investment booms in AI for drug research Mullin R
11 - 11	Taiwan arrests 6 for IP theft Tremblay JF
11 - 11	Lab product prices hit by China tariffs Reisch M
12 - 12	Sabic may join US methanol project Tullo A
12 - 12	Shell starts up Geismar alpha-olefin plant Tullo A
12 - 12	Indorama adds more bulk Reisch M
12 - 12	Sika to buy building-chemical rival Parex Reisch M
12 - 12	Nouryon, AkzoNobel back more start-ups Mccoy M
12 - 12	Renmatix cooks up a new market Bomgardner M
12 - 13	Catalent boosts biologics capacity Mullin R
12 - 12	More liquid hydrogen headed for California Reisch M
13 - 13	Biogen invests in neuroscience start-ups Jarvis L
13 - 13	Denim maker moves to aniline-free dye Bomgardner M
13 - 13	Fujifilm ups biologics in North Carolina Mullin R
13 - 13	Almac hikes peptides and continuous flow Mullin R
15 - 15	Methylene chloride rules sit during shutdown Erickson B
15 - 15	Government shutdown pinches chemists Widener A
16 - 19	The price of fire safety Firefighting-foam makers ponder the environmental cost of fluorosurfactants Reisch MS
20 - +	A blood test for Alzheimer's disease draws near New assays and biomarkers are bringing the decades-long quest closer to the finish line Madhusoodanan J
24 - 25	A proving ground for the senior market With the world's grayest society, Japan is becoming a preferred location to test materials for the elderly Matsuoka K
26 - 27	A research center at Rutgers fosters continuous tableting Consortium's members move forward on transforming oral dosage-form manufacturing Mullin R
30 - 30	Global talks to focus on emission-trading rules Hogue C
30 - 30	China to dominate the radar in pharmaceutical services Mullin R
31 - 31	US chemical industry to stay strong even as growth slows Bomgardner M
32 - 32	Middle Eastern oil companies to focus on chemicals Tullo A
32 - 32	Big talk, little action on US immigration Widener A
33 - 33	Year begins with no end to US-China trade war in sight Tremblay JF
34 - 34	As China's air improves, India starts paying attention Tremblay JF
34 - 34	US petrochemicals to hit a feedstock rut Tullo A
35 - 35	New direction for US chemical regulation or status quo? Erickson B
36 - 36	Detection of PFAS pollution expected to increase Hogue C
36 - 36	Tide will turn against single-use plastic Scott A
37 - 37	Tariffs will muddy the waters for automotive materials Reisch M
38 - 38	Helium shortages will persist Reisch M
38 - 38	Artificial intelligence to spread in drug research Mullin R
39 - 39	European chemical firms brace for disruption Scott A
40 - 40	Europe will push open access forward Howes L
40 - 40	Tariffs, input costs to squeeze farmers' spending power Bomgardner M
41 - 41	Bolsonaro to take Brazil in a new direction Tullo A
43 - 43	ACS science and human rights in 2019 and beyond Phillips D
44 - 45	ACS issues new policy statement Wang L
46 - 47	ACS Fall 2019 National Meeting [Anonymous]
56 - 56	Rewarded for flicking through a thesis Howes L
56 - 56	Scientific currency Howes L