Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.94, No.26 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (45 articles)

2 - 2	White House announces National Microbiome Initiative Weiss PS, Miller JF
3 - 3	Training the workforce of tomorrow Sacks C
3 - 3	50 years of HPLC (vol 94, pg 28, 2016) Jorgenson J
3 - 3	Fecal matters Davidson R
5 - 5	US selects International Chemistry Olympiad team Wang L
6 - 6	Perovskite phosphor boosts visible light communication Peplow M
6 - 6	Sulfate aerosols drive global warming rate Kemsley J
7 - 7	Biologists evolve a proofreading reverse transcriptase Everts S
7 - 7	Improving flexible memory devices organically Davenport M
8 - 8	Teaching immune cells tolerance to treat diabetes Torrice M
8 - 8	Selective sorbent traps xenon and krypton Jacoby M
8 - 8	Molecular knot ties up anions to facilitate reactions Halford B
9 - 9	Stable phosphorus carbene analog debuts Ritter S
9 - 9	POPs persist in the deep blue sea Lockwood D
9 - 9	Sensing technique identifies white wine Everts S
10 - 10	German firm claims new route to methanesulfonic acid Mccoy M
10 - 10	Ethyl acetate, glycols get biobased treatment Bomgardner M
11 - 11	India raises cap on foreign investment Mullin R
11 - 11	Albemarle sells Chemetall to BASF for $3.2 billion Reisch M
12 - 12	BASF invests in technology firms Bomgardner M
12 - 12	Evonik will reopen polyester facility Mccoy M
12 - 12	Eni fails to sell Versalis Scott A
12 - 12	Evonik spends big on R&D Scott A
12 - 12	Famar buys Roche plant in Spain Thayer A
12 - 12	Cipla licenses HIV drugs to Russia Tremblay JF
12 - 12	Henkel opens Shanghai center Tremblay JF
12 - 13	Ionicon advances pollution monitoring Reisch M
13 - 13	Celgene aligns with four cancer centers Thayer A
13 - 13	Teva continues portfolio divestment Mullin R
13 - 13	IFM to tackle innate immunity Jarvis L
13 - 13	Novartis, MMV extend malaria drug pact Jarvis L
14 - 14	USGS finds data fraud, closes chemistry lab Morrison J
14 - 14	Process for resolving US patent disputes stays Hess G
15 - 15	President announces new manufacturing innovation institutes Widener A
15 - 15	Governments launch Zika study of pregnant women, infants Widener A
15 - 15	California utility will shutter state's last nuclear power plant Johnson J
15 - 15	President signs TSCA reform bill into law Erickson B
16 - 19	Liquid metals take shape Jacoby M
20 - 21	Could stereopurity reinvigorate the antisense field? Jarvis LM
22 - 23	C&EN talks with Helen Sharman, Britain's first astronaut Everts S
24 - 25	Focusing on food, energy, and water Widener A
33 - 34	Europe circles the circular economy Scott A
35 - 35	ACS's role in safety Connelly T
80 - 80	High times for Shakespeare Reisch MS
80 - 80	Putting soft drinks to good use [Anonymous]