Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.95, No.22 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (52 articles)

2 - 2	Life of a professor: Year 1 Seijo BC
3 - 3	Phospholipids self-assemble into cuboid vesicles (vol 95, pg 9, 2017) [Anonymous]
3 - 3	Science buoyed in 2017 US spending legislation (vol 95, pg 14, 2017) [Anonymous]
3 - 3	On politics and science Lattimer R
3 - 3	On politics and science Gerberich HR
3 - 3	Lab safety in Cuba Ekmanis J
5 - 5	Trump's 2018 budget would gut science Average cuts of 17% would hit agencies that fund chemistry research and regulations Widener A, Erickson B, Hogue C, Morrison J
7 - 7	A new view of the spliceosome Structural biologists capture important state of cellular machine that expands complexity of human genome Everts S
7 - 7	When two drugs are better than one Borman S
8 - 8	ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY Grinding in O-17 labels Kemsley J
8 - 8	MATERIALS 'Venus flytrap' soft robot gets a grip Halford B
9 - 9	BIOCHEMISTRY Antibody reduces fat in mice Wilson E
9 - 9	MICROSCOPY Watching organelles bump into each other Borman S
11 - 11	CATALYSIS Antimony ligand helps turn on platinum reactive site Ritter S
11 - 11	SYNTHETIC BIOLOGY Paint by microbe Torrice M
11 - 11	NANOMATERIALS Protected carbon dots keep on fluorescing Wilson E
12 - 12	PETROCHEMICALS Chemical hub pitched for Appalachia Reisch M
12 - 12	SUSTAINABILITY 'Dating site' opens for hazard-free chemicals Scott A
12 - 12	FINANCE Investor questions DowDuPont split Tullo A
13 - 13	MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS Clariant and Huntsman to join in $20 billion deal Bomgardner M
14 - 14	SPECIALTY CHEMICALS Dow plans investments in Saudi Arabia Tullo A
14 - 14	ELECTRONIC MATERIALS Duo links quantum dots, OLED materials Tremblay JF
14 - 14	BIOBASED CHEMICALS New bottle plastic is okay in Europe Mccoy M
14 - 14	OUTSOURCING Adesis to expand Delaware operations Mccoy M
14 - 15	ANTIBIOTICS Iterum raises funds for new antibiotic Mccoy M
14 - 14	WATER Evonik exits ship-water treatment Reisch M
14 - 14	MATERIALS BASF divests-phase change materials Reisch M
15 - 15	BIOLOGICS Bioverativ buys rare blood disease firm Jarvis L
15 - 15	FOOD INGREDIENTS Solution advances for acrylamide problem Mccoy M
15 - 15	OUTSOURCING JSR will expand biotech manufacturing Mccoy M
15 - 15	EMPLOYMENT Drugmakers cut jobs Scott A
15 - 15	HYDROGEN POWER Fuel-cell vehicles advance in Japan Tremblay JF
17 - 17	RESEARCH FUNDING Rising costs of overhead eat into federal grants Johnson J
17 - 17	BIOTECHNOLOGY Mustard comes closer to becoming India's first genetically modified food crop Venkatasubramanian KV
18 - 20	REGULATION Environmental rules under attack Erickson BE
22 - 23	RESEARCH FUNDING Deep dive into 2015 chemistry spending Widener A
24 - 26	REGULATION EU inches toward defining endocrine disruptors Dupraz-Dobias P
28 - 29	BIOBASED CHEMICALS Switching paper for chemicals Scott A
30 - +	PROFILES C&EN talks with Seifi Ghasemi, Palladium Medal winner Reisch MS
36 - +	2-D materials stack up In just a few years, researchers have moved well beyond graphene and generated numerous ultrathin materials with elements across the periodic table Jacoby M
41 - 41	Senior Chemists Committee: Making progress Beattie TR
42 - 42	Chemists inducted into Inventors Hall of Fame Wang LD
42 - 42	Dreyfus Prize in the Chemical Sciences to Michele Parrinello Wang LD
42 - 42	Chemistry projects honored at international chemistry competition Wang LD
43 - 43	GLRM 2017 Wang LD
44 - 44	Maurice M. Kreevoy Obituary Kass S
44 - 44	Eugene Garfield Obituary Lawlor B
44 - 44	George D. (Doug) Nelson Obituary Nelson GD
44 - 44	Rodney L. Willer Obituaries Storey RF
44 - 44	Joseph N. Neucere Obituaries [Anonymous]
44 - 44	Derek A. Davenport Obituary [Anonymous]
48 - 48	Curating quirky science since 1943 A glowing discovery lost on management Borman S