Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.94, No.46 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (73 articles)

2 - 3	LGBT chemists in the lab Bowman MP
2 - 2	Thoughts on emojis Meyer D
2 - 2	More on PBDEs Loconto PR
3 - 3	LGBT chemists in the lab Fiore-Walker B
5 - 5	Synthesis of poison dart frog toxin brings surprises Halford B
6 - 6	Hyperlens lights a new path to nanofabrication Davenport M
6 - 6	Chemical traces yield'lifestyle sketches' Arnaud C
7 - 7	A synthetic fix for CO2 Everts S
7 - 7	Snapshots reveal fast binding dynamics Borman S
8 - 8	Elegant way to build beta-lactams Halford B
8 - 8	A healable polymer for stretchy electronics Bourzac K
9 - 9	Coffee stain under a microscope Morone M
9 - 9	More than meets the I Bettenhausen C
10 - 10	Masked fungal toxins in our food Everts S
10 - 10	Toning down emergency flares Everts S
10 - 10	Mechanism behind'killer fog' identified Kemsley J
10 - 11	Solid CO2 spotted on a comet Wilson E
11 - 11	Cannabinoid receptor revealed Cross R
11 - 11	Regioselectivity without a transition state Kemsley J
11 - 11	Porous fluoropolymer separates water-soluble organics Ritter S
12 - 12	Stem cell firm Magenta launches Jarvis L
12 - 12	Ashland may exit butanediol Tullo A
13 - 13	Cleantech industry ponders Trump presidency Bomgardner M
13 - 13	Roche launches cancer network Thayer A
14 - 14	R&D spending up 4% in Germany Scott A
14 - 14	Start-up firm plans California ammonia Mccoy M
14 - 14	Corbion, Total in bioplastics venture Mccoy M
14 - 14	New Syngenta fungicide hits market Reisch M
14 - 14	Europe plans $1.7 billion venture capital fund Scott A
14 - 14	ExxonMobil to build polyethylene plant Tullo A
14 - 14	BASF is making big US investments Tullo A
15 - 15	Glycomine raises $12 million Jarvis L
15 - 15	BMS, Enterome form microbiome pact Jarvis L
15 - 15	Novozymes will add enzymes in India Mccoy M
15 - 15	Almac expands in US and Europe Mullin R
15 - 15	Eagle to acquire Arsia Therapeutics Thayer A
16 - 16	EPA reaffirms plan to ban chlorpyrifos on food Erickson B
16 - 16	Beware of a bogus ChemRxiv Widener A
17 - 17	Renewables rise globally, coal sees sharp decline Johnson J
17 - 17	Nine substances lined up for EU control Hogue C
17 - 17	US senators urge China to approve agriculture products Hess G
17 - 17	US election shakes global climate negotiations Dupraz-Dobias P
18 - 18	Science under eight years of Obama Widener A
19 - 19	Door opened to US-Cuba collaboration Hogue C
19 - 19	Promised safety overhaul has not yet materialized Johnson J
20 - 20	Administration reconsidered waste storage options Morrison J
20 - 20	Scientific integrity policies created at federal agencies Widener A
20 - 20	Prizes helped push envelope of research Widener A
21 - 21	President acted to curb greenhouse gases Hogue C
21 - 21	Natural gas production got a boost Morrison J
21 - 21	Pollinator protection plan failed to address neonicotinoids Erickson B
22 - 22	False starts to reform forensic science Widener A
22 - 22	Open access expanded across government Widener A
22 - 22	White House battled antibiotic-resistant bacteria Erickson B
23 - 25	What will it take to find a human pheromone? Katsnelson A
26 - 27	C&EN talks with Neil Carson, British chemistry champion Scott A
29 - 29	Novomer's CO2 success Tullo AH
31 - 31	A changing world troubles BASF Scott A
32 - 38	Will the artificial leaf sprout? Bourzac K
39 - 39	Pride in our past Adams JE
40 - 40	Radiocarbon dating designated a chemical landmark Wang L
41 - 41	Nominations sought for inorganic nanoscience award Wang L
41 - 41	Deadline approaching for Remsen Award Wang L
41 - 41	Microbiome challenge seeks ideas Wang L
41 - 41	Stone Award seeks nominations Wang L
41 - 41	Chemists elected to National Academy of Medicine Wang L
41 - 41	Chemists win Women in Science award Wang L
42 - 42	Paul R. Wunz Jr. Obituary Wunz T
42 - 42	Shea Smith III Obituary Smith P
42 - 42	Jack Throck Watson Obituary Maleczka RE
42 - 42	George Melvin Klein Obituary Klein M
42 - 42	Robert I. Lemlich Obituary Green J
42 - 42	John D. Roberts Obituary Barton J