Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.96, No.1 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (56 articles)

2 - 2	Periodic table turns 150 in 2019 Scerri E
4 - 4	Tax reform law will boost industry but worries university officials Hess G
5 - 5	Voltage loss in Li-ion batteries explained Jacoby M
5 - 5	Genome editing protects hearing in mice Borman S
6 - 6	Toward more versatile fluorinations Ritter S
6 - 6	Low-energy electrons may spark space chemistry Lemonick S
7 - 7	Immune cells aid spread of Alzheimer's protein Torrice M
7 - 7	Engineering new cellular scaffolding Arnaud C
8 - 8	New catalyst puts CO2 to good use Ritter S
8 - 8	Ironing out graphene's wrinkles Bourzac K
8 - 8	Material's rotors spin freely and quickly Borman S
9 - 9	Molecular baskets nab nerve agent simulants Halford B
9 - 9	Evolving better viruslike capsules Borman S
9 - 9	Close-up look at organic matter in shale Arnaud C
10 - 10	Cold weather exhausts natural gas in China Tremblay JF
10 - 10	BMW taps Solid Power for battery program Bomgardner M
10 - 10	$125 billion [Anonymous]
11 - 11	Start-up training opens to all Reisch M
11 - 11	First gene therapy for genetic disease approved Cross R
12 - 12	BASF and Toda add to cathode collaboration Scott A
12 - 12	Polypropylene plant advances in Alberta Tullo A
12 - 12	Brudermuller to succeed Bock at BASF Mccoy M
12 - 13	JSR continues push into contract research Mccoy M
12 - 12	Materia to sell catalyst unit Reisch M
12 - 12	WR Grace buys Albemarle catalyst unit Reisch M
12 - 12	AkzoNobel studies salt expansion Reisch M
13 - 13	Boehringer options Autifony compounds Jarvis L
13 - 13	Aptinyx raises funds for neurologic drugs Mccoy M
13 - 13	Roche buys cancer drugmaker Ignyta Cross R
13 - 13	Genentech chemistry leadership shifts Jarvis L
13 - 13	Start-up Jnana eyes transport proteins Cross R
14 - 14	Trump administration delays bans of toxic solvents Hogue C
14 - 14	China creates world's largest carbon trading program Johnson J
15 - 15	Nominee to lead US EPA chemicals program withdraws Erickson B
15 - 15	US FDA halts use of triclosan in health care antiseptics Hogue C
15 - 15	US EPA sued over science advisers directive Hogue C
15 - 15	"The selection, removal or replacement of scientific information for ideological or political reasons compromises the integrity of the process of receiving scientific advice." [Anonymous]
16 - 18	Home, sweet martian home Savage N
20 - 21	Chemours is C&EN's company of the year Tullo AH
22 - 23	A second home in Inner Mongolia Tremblay JF
24 - 25	Creature and creation Hoffmann R
28 - 31	Honing the central science Dorhout PK
32 - 32	Pharma Leaders Conference focuses on industrial collaboration Ainsworth S
33 - 33	ACS Board of Directors approves 2018 budget, selects board chair Wang LD
33 - 34	Stuart Rowan to take helm of ACS Macro Letters Wang LD
33 - 33	Marc Hillmyer named editor-in-chief of Macromolecules Wang LD
34 - 34	ACS JingJinJi Chapter hosts Young Star symposium Zheng CX
34 - 34	Call for posters for the 2018 Northeast Nanomaterials Meeting Wang LD
34 - 34	Nominations open for Heroes of Chemistry Award Ainsworth S
35 - 35	Joseph DeSimone wins Heinz Award Wang LD
35 - 35	Nominations sought for Carothers Award Wang LD
35 - 35	Call for nominations for 2018 James Flack Norris teaching award Wang LD
35 - 35	Blavatnik Award in Israel to Charles Diesendruck Wang LD
35 - 35	Inorganic Nanoscience Award seeks applicants Wang LD
40 - 40	Chemists balk at fenestral blunder Taylor A
40 - 40	Bubbles ring in new year Taylor A