Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.95, No.10 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (47 articles)

2 - 2	Scientists in the spotlight [Anonymous]
3 - 3	All the whey Rudolph MJ
3 - 3	Microfiber awareness Kempe K
5 - 5	Friction powers mass spec ionization Fernandez FM
7 - 7	Flow process speeds up peptide synthesis Halford B
7 - 7	Technique reveals never-before-seen states as protein unfolds Borman S
8 - 8	An opioid minus major side effects Halford B
8 - 8	Small molecule helps fix rare-disease mutation Borman S
10 - 10	New target for anti-inflammatory agents Borman S
10 - 10	Synthetic tooth enamel has bite Wilson E
10 - 11	Chemists create colloidal clathrate crystals Ritter S
11 - 11	Tin-phosphorus anodes for potassium-ion batteries Jacoby M
11 - 11	Platinum-containing cancer drugs differ mechanistically Arnaud C
11 - 11	Muting bacteria to prevent infection Yan WD
12 - 12	Arrakis launches to target RNA Jarvis L
12 - 12	Scientists, fenders flock to ResearchGate Scott A
13 - 13	Business leaders want to axe regulations Tullo A
13 - 13	Boragen launches for boron fungicides Bomgardner M
13 - 13	Lonza plans biologics plant for Sanofi Mullin R
14 - 14	Oxy, Mexichem start cracker Tullo A
14 - 14	Henkel to buy Darex Packaging Reisch M
14 - 14	Solar-hydrogen boat to launch Reisch M
14 - 14	Wacker builds polymer binder plant Scott A
14 - 14	Berkshire loses, gains in chemicals Tullo A
14 - 15	Merck writes off hepatitis C drug Thayer A
15 - 15	Start-up to develop radiotherapeutics Mccoy M
15 - 15	Perrigo sells its Tysabri royalties Thayer A
15 - 15	BMS teams with Grail on cancer. detection Mullin R
15 - 15	Takeda spins off operations Tremblay JF
15 - 15	Astellas, Affinivax form vaccine pact Mccoy M
16 - 16	Silent on science Widener A
17 - 17	Scientists call for Trump to choose adviser Morrison J
17 - 17	Preparation for nonacademic careers can improve, report says Widener A
17 - 17	Groups call for ban on lead in hair dyes Erickson B
17 - 17	White House may ignore some WTO decisions Hess G
18 - 23	Top instrument firms Thayer AM
25 - 26	The United Nations of chemistry Kemsley J
28 - 29	Crossing Europe's'valley of death' Scott A
31 - 35	Can we hit the snooze button on aging? Everts S
38 - 39	Reviving resveratrol Bomgardner MM
40 - 40	Expand the reach of your outreach activities Maclachlan J
41 - 41	Local section spotlight Wang L
41 - 41	New scholarship available for cannabis chemistry Wang LD
41 - 41	ACS headed to SXSW for the first time Grana A
41 - 41	ACS Program-in-a-Box highlights sports chemistry Silber R
48 - 48	Pollinating flowers with drones Wu C
48 - 48	A honeybee whoop-de-do Wu C