| 5 - 5 |
Why meetings matter
Jacobs M |
| 8 - 8 |
Holt's guest editorial
Henry DL |
| 8 - 8 |
Biotechnology musings
Falvey T |
| 11 - 11 |
More science at state - At AAAS meetings Secretary of State Albright pledges to increase science input into diplomatic efforts
Schulz W |
| 12 - 12 |
Hercules embraces changes to cut debt
Reisch M |
| 12 - 13 |
Engineers celebrate their accomplishments
Long J |
| 13 - 13 |
Former DuPont exec to take Praxair helm
Thayer A |
| 13 - 14 |
EPA shuts web site, but finds no compromised files
Hogue C |
| 14 - 14 |
Racemic tack yields stereoregular polylactic acid
Stinson S |
| 16 - 16 |
UCAR sues Union Carbide, Mitsubishi
[Anonymous] |
| 16 - 17 |
Huntsman Corp. buys Australian polyurethanes
[Anonymous] |
| 16 - 16 |
Dow is prepared for more big deals
[Anonymous] |
| 16 - 16 |
Shell closes book on Carilon polymers
[Anonymous] |
| 16 - 16 |
DuPont to create virtual marketplaces
[Anonymous] |
| 16 - 16 |
Trade association wants vigilance on patent protection
[Anonymous] |
| 17 - 17 |
Borealis technology to star in Chinese polyethylene plant
[Anonymous] |
| 17 - 17 |
Mitsubishi starts Indian PTA plant
[Anonymous] |
| 17 - 17 |
Degussa-Huls adds to precipitated silicas
[Anonymous] |
| 17 - 17 |
EC clears Bayer's Lyondell polyols buy
[Anonymous] |
| 17 - 17 |
Avecia links with Indian fine chemicals maker
[Anonymous] |
| 17 - 17 |
BP Amoco to boost PTA in South Carolina
[Anonymous] |
| 19 - 22 |
Chemical earnings turn up - Major chemical firms show improved results for the fourth quarter, leading to hope for better times this year
Storck WJ |
| 24 - 26 |
Sales, earnings rose in 1999 for drug firms - Pharmaceutical firms are revamping their businesses to spur growth, while biotech companies try to gain ground
Thayer AM |
| 27 - 28 |
Goldschmidt arrives on surfactant scene - Company exploits expertise in understanding processes at interfaces
McCoy M |
| 29 - 29 |
Panel urges more study of biotech crops
[Anonymous] |
| 29 - 29 |
Midwestern utilities hit for local pollution
[Anonymous] |
| 29 - 29 |
EPA preparing to reopen Chicago lab
[Anonymous] |
| 29 - 29 |
Irradiation approved for use on meat
[Anonymous] |
| 29 - 29 |
Companies, governments violate Clean Water Act
[Anonymous] |
| 30 - 31 |
Chemical testing could be delayed - Animal rights groups seek rule requiring companies to scour their files for unpublished toxicity studies
Hogue C |
| 33 - 33 |
Magnetic properties of ceramics can be tuned
[Anonymous] |
| 33 - 33 |
Fifty-year-old catalysis concept verified
[Anonymous] |
| 33 - 33 |
New class of potential anti-TSE drugs
[Anonymous] |
| 33 - 33 |
Metal binding 'leaflets' assemble into chain
[Anonymous] |
| 36 - 38 |
NASA goes nano - NanoSpace conference highlights agency's high hopes that nanotechnology will make new types of space missions possible
Dagani R |
| 39 - 42 |
NanoSpace 2000: Melding two worlds - Research probes the interface between biostructures and nanomaterials
Dagani R |
| 43 - 43 |
Robin D. Rogers to head new ACS journal
Wilkinson S |
| 44 - 44 |
Disappointment for victims of failed implants
Rouhi M |
| 216 - 216 |
The value of laboratory work in teaching science
Reese KM |
| 216 - 216 |
Critique of report on colloidal silver machine
Reese KM |
