Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.97, No.21 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (50 articles)

2 - 2	Plastics crisis Seijo BC
3 - 3	Electrified reactor could slash climate impact of industrial hydrogen production Peplow M
4 - 4	Robots revolutionizing chemical oceanography Lemonick S
4 - 4	Air pollution may impair children's memory Pelley J
5 - 5	Device revives promise of thermoelectric materials Patel P
6 - 6	Health benefit of fermented food uncovered Howes L
6 - 6	Swarming nanoparticles bridge gaps in circuits Patel P
6 - 6	Prohibited CFC production pinpointed to northeast China Peplow M
7 - 7	Method maps reddish pigment in fossil Arnaud C
7 - 7	Densified wood cools buildings passively Jacoby M
7 - 7	Growing protein-rich microalgae on industrial exhaust Pandika M
8 - 8	Rare-earth facility planned for the US Bomgardner M
8 - 8	Merck buys cancer firm Peloton Jarvis LM
8 - 8	Helium shortage comes to retail [Anonymous]
9 - 9	Chinese explosion linked to Western firms Mccoy M
9 - 9	Lab supplier Avantor's IPO raises $4.2 billion Reisch M
10 - 11	BASF, Glycosyn join for HMOs for adults Bomgardner M
10 - 10	UK, Chinese firms to gene edit a pig Bomgardner M
10 - 10	Thermo Fisher to buy a GSK plant in Ireland Mullin R
10 - 10	Solugen's bio-H2O2 garners $32 million Reisch M
10 - 10	Price for a good idea: $10,000 Reisch M
10 - 10	Sasol reveals cost overruns, again Tullo A
10 - 10	Petronas acquires specialty chemical firm Tullo A
11 - 11	Drug royalty sale brings $1.3 billion Scott A
11 - 11	Life sciences center set for Chicago Mccoy M
11 - 11	Amgen to acquire Denmark's Nuevolution Mccoy M
11 - 11	Evotec enters the biologic services field Mullin R
11 - 11	Carbosynth and Biosynth combine Scott A
12 - 12	EU adopts plastics ban Howes L
12 - 12	Guide to PFAS in our environment debuts Hogue C
13 - 13	US EPA nixes 12 neonicotinoid pesticides Erickson B
13 - 13	Genetically modified eggplant illegally grown in India Venkatasubramanian KV
13 - 13	New Al policy guidelines adopted Widener A
13 - 13	Duke must end 'no poach' agreement Widener A
14 - 17	Exploring the superheavies Howes L
18 - 21	The newest food trend is in the ground Bomgardner M
22 - 25	Keeping the lab bench full Zainzinger V
26 - 27	C&EN talks with Jeff Flake, former Republican senator and a critic of President Trump Mullin R
28 - 30	Hiring managers share tips for landing your first chemical industry job Wang LD
32 - 32	Waiting (and waiting) for rejection Jobber C
33 - 33	Put your customers first Wang LD
33 - 33	Learn on the job Landry M
34 - 34	Be primed to pivot Nathel NF
34 - 34	Welcome new directions Meserve K
35 - 35	Master stakeholder management Buss H
36 - 36	Develop your industrial knowledge Trinh B
36 - 36	Think outside the box Mcleod M
37 - 37	Supporting students and chemists with disabilities Schiller J
40 - 40	Science by the slice Widener A
40 - 40	Periodic promposal Widener A