Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.95, No.40 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (45 articles)

4 - 4	Wind power Luthanen BA
5 - 5	Cryo-EM earns chemistry Nobel Borman S
6 - 6	Circadian rhythm pioneers win Medicine Nobel Arnaud C
7 - 7	Distinguishing between Zika and dengue Hiolski E
8 - 8	Detection of gravitational waves wins Physics Nobel Jacoby M
9 - 9	Fluorescent sensor measures ionic strength Fellet M
10 - 10	Organic material sets glowing record Borman S
11 - 11	A benchtop test for biofuel authenticity Lockwood D
14 - 15	Strong, stretchy surgical glue Arnaud C
14 - 14	Downsizing the proton Kemsley J
14 - 14	Engineering cells to pump out fluoropolymers Nguyen T
14 - 14	Helping doctors pick the best antibiotic Torrice M
15 - 15	Chloromethane detected in deep space Halford B
15 - 15	Chemists triple down on metal helicates Ritter S
16 - 16	A new route to ethyleneamines Scott A
17 - 17	Chemical makers step up dumping claims Bomgardner M
18 - 18	Carmaker invests in lithium Tremblay JF
19 - 19	Cancer drug start-up Navire sets sail Cross R
20 - 20	Two paper chemical businesses are sold Scott A
20 - 20	Solar race car tests biobased hardener Bomgardner M
20 - 20	FRX raises funds for flame retardants Mccoy M
20 - 21	Lonza nabs US biologics site Mullin R
20 - 20	Chewing-gum workers sue over butter flavor Reisch M
20 - 20	Arsenal divests urethane firm Accella Reisch M
20 - 20	Aramco funds Malaysian project Tremblay JF
21 - 21	Eastman plastic is sitting pretty Mccoy M
21 - 21	Evotec invests $18 million in Exscientia Cross R
21 - 21	Nimbus, Celgene form autoimmune pact Cross R
21 - 21	CRISPR-focused KSQ launches Jarvis L
21 - 21	Nippon Shokubai invests in APIs Tremblay JF
22 - 22	Journals push for copyright control Kemsley J, Widener A
23 - 23	Growth in global solar energy capacity tops coal Johnson J
23 - 23	Russia destroys last of its stockpile Hess G
23 - 23	FDA acts to expand access to complex generic drugs Hess G
23 - 23	EU Parliament shuns limited definition of toxics Dobias P
24 - 27	Battling the worms Hiolski E
28 - 30	Cambrex bucks the pharmaceutical service trend Mullin R
32 - 33	As chips shrink, cleaning needs grow Mccoy M
34 - 35	Perspectives: A new world for pharma contractors Roth G
38 - 40	NEW TECHNOLOGY PROMISES GREENER CHEMISTRY Eisenstein M
42 - 46	Driving cancer beyond the brink Jarvis LM
47 - 47	Thirty years of National Chemistry Week Mcginnis M
49 - 49	ACS launches two journals for applied materials research Kemsley J
49 - 49	SCI Scholars accepting applications Wang LD
51 - 51	69th Southeastern Regional Meeting Wang LD