Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.95, No.47 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (39 articles)

2 - 2	Guest editorial Harris R
3 - 3	Untitled Traynham JG
3 - 3	Untitled Castellano JA
4 - 4	Brexit reality hits the UK Scott A
6 - 6	New surprise for metal-binding polymer Ritter S
6 - 6	New possible target for rapid antidepressants found Hiolski E
7 - 7	Pressure pumps up PEGylation Adding polyethylene glycol to proteins is more efficient under high pressure Madhusoodanan J
7 - 7	Catalyst targets tertiary C-H bonds Dirhodium agent functionalizes specific bonds without need for nearby directing groups Borman S
9 - 9	Beetles get by with a little help from their friends Peplow M
9 - 9	Method reveals secrets of bimetallic catalysts Jacoby M
9 - 9	Blocking tau aggregation Arnaud C
11 - 11	Amyris farnesene plant going to DSM Bomgardner M
11 - 11	Johns Hopkins research gets venture backing Mullin R
12 - 12	AkzoNobel, Axalta end merger talks Tullo A
12 - 12	PPG partners with battery materials maker Reisch M
12 - 12	Corporations pledge aid to chemical start-ups Reisch M
12 - 12	Ineos supplies US shale gas to China Tremblay JF
12 - 12	Dow Chemical unveils printing materials Tullo A
12 - 13	Linde helps keep Macy's parade afloat Tullo A
12 - 12	Yara will buy Brazilian fertilizer plant Tullo A
13 - 13	Avantor completes VWR acquisition Reisch M
13 - 13	Bayer to collaborate with PeptiDream Tremblay JF
13 - 13	Qantas to fuel plane with tiny seeds Bomgardner M
13 - 13	Boehringer provides access to molecules Mullin R
13 - 13	Roche adds data firm to diagnostics arm Mullin R
15 - 15	Patent office boosts fees for filings and challenges Hess G
15 - 15	State to suspend Chemours water permit Hogue C
15 - 15	Research misconduct is common among Middle East scientists, new study shows Widener A
16 - 18	The RNA drug hunters Academics, biotech start-ups, and big pharma companies are designing small molecules that target RNA Cross R
19 - 21	How science may help us smell the past Characterizing artifacts' odors provides insight on history and conservation Wick C
22 - 24	With prodding, retailers push chemical policies Advocacy groups' ratings prompt more companies to disclose, reduce chemicals of concern Bomgardner MM
25 - 25	Chemists gain influence in China Top Communist Party ruling committee includes numerous scientists Tremblay JF
26 - 27	C&EN talks with Theodore Gray, author and element enthusiast The science communicator talks about composing his trilogy of chemistry books Halford B
28 - 29	What's that stuff? Glass Jacoby M
30 - 34	Wastewater alchemy Scott A
35 - 35	Friends in need: ACS's Campbell AA
36 - 36	Local section spotlight Wang LD
36 - 36	ACS Publications hosts symposia series in China Stevens K
36 - 36	Maine Local Section convenes student chapter leaders Keirstead A