Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.98, No.23 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (50 articles)

3 - 3	A grim milestone [Anonymous]
4 - 4	The story about hand sanitizers incorrectly stated that the alcohol in sanitizers dissolves on the skin. It evaporates (vol 75, pg 25, 2020) Kumar RP
4 - 4	The news story about how incinerating per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) may spread the chemicals rather than destroy them incorrectly said that Norlite operates a hazardous waste incinerator in Cohoes, New York. Norlite burns hazardous waste to fire aggregate kilns (vol 47, pg 15, 2020) Gribkoff E
4 - 4	The brief on the stability of the Greenland ice sheet incorrectly described the sheet as covering 3 million km(2) (vol 15, pg 9, 2020) Davies B
4 - 4	A brief about Bruker installing a new NMR at CERM in Italy incorrectly stated that the 1.2 GHz NMR is the world's strongest. In fact, it is the world's strongest commercial NMR instrument. The US National High Magnetic Field Laboratory has a custom system capable of the equivalent of 1.5 GHz (vol 77, pg 12, 2020) Bettenhausen CA
4 - 4	NDMA in drugs: Ranitidine Bannister S, Gal J
5 - 5	Wanted: Long-Term Storage Solutions for Nuclear Waste (vol 51, pg 717, 2020) Kocherginsky N
6 - 6	First COVID-19 vaccine data is out Cross R
7 - 7	2020 Kavli Prizes announced Arnaud C, Jacoby M
8 - 8	Dipping technique makes nanotube circuits Savage N
8 - 8	PFAS pollution rides the wind Hogue C
9 - 9	First full structure of a P450 enzyme Howes L
9 - 9	Longest synthesized polysaccharide made by machine Gomollon-Bel F
10 - 10	Making long protein chains quickly Boerner LK
11 - 11	Nickel-loaded zeolite snags small alkynes Halford B
11 - 11	This bug 'nose' what's good for you Howes L
11 - 11	Podcast: Tracking the chemical culprit in vaping illnesses Jansen K
12 - 12	Merck & Co. joins race for COVID-19 vaccines and therapies Cross R
12 - 12	Epic name battle swings Merck KGaA's way Scott A
13 - 13	Chinese province cracks down on industry Bettenhausen C
13 - 13	Dow recovers from Midland flooding Tullo A
14 - 14	Clariant to expand mild surfactant output Bettenhausen C
14 - 15	Roche acquires gene-sequencing firm Stratos Bettenhausen C
14 - 14	Lafarge, Solidia ramp up low-CO2 concrete Bomgardner M
14 - 14	Investors back AI-enhanced drug-discovery firms Mullin R
14 - 14	Void's lighter plastics get funding Tullo A
14 - 14	Lactips raises cash for plastics from milk Scott A
14 - 14	Imtex raises money for olefin separation Tullo A
15 - 15	BMS invests in CRISPR screen firm Cross R
15 - 15	Boragen, Dole seek banana fungicide Bomgardner M
15 - 15	Monte Rosa launches for protein degraders Jarvis LM
15 - 15	Gilead and Arcus target immunotherapy McCoy M
15 - 15	CordenPharma to make lipids for Moderna Mullin R
17 - 17	Universities release research restart plans Kemsley J
17 - 17	NSF names new head of chemistry division Widener A
18 - +	How air pollution messes with our minds Pelley J
22 - +	What's to become of trade shows? Mullin R
26 - 27	Artemisinin raises hopes and fears amid COVID-19 Peplow M
28 - 29	C&EN talks with Rod Schoonover, US intelligence expert Hogue C
30 - 34	TICK TOOK. SHOULD WE STOP THE CLOCK? Gomollon-Bel F, Wang LD
35 - 35	Tenure during a time of crisis Heemstra J
36 - 36	ACS Petroleum Research Fund: 65 years of sowing seeds COMMENT Giles K
37 - 37	Frank L. Pilar Obituary Weisman GR
37 - 37	William (Bill) G. Town Obituary Warr WA
37 - 37	Abhimanyu (Abhi) Patil Obituary Patil A
37 - 37	James E. Huheey Obituary Miller GR
37 - 37	George Preti Obituary Labows J
38 - 38	Business cards in the time of COVID-19 [Anonymous]
40 - 40	A scientist and a good sport Satyanarayana M
40 - 40	A vodka funded vaccine for COVID-19 Satyanarayana M