Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.94, No.13 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (51 articles)

3 - 3	Predicting elements' names Seijo BC
4 - 4	In the beginning Lattimer R
4 - 4	Polywater reflections Murray JN
4 - 4	Computer-aided drug design Renier M
4 - 4	Polywater reflections Wilk HJ
5 - 5	Graphene patch for managing diabetes Torrice M
6 - 6	Fast track to phorbol Halford B
6 - 6	Researcher loses arm in Hawaii explosion Kemsley CJ
7 - 7	Carbon dioxide hydrogenated to methanol on large scale Borman S
7 - 7	Detecting underground nuclear explosions Wilson E
8 - 8	Researchers design smallest genome yet Arnaud C
8 - 8	Z-Alkenyl halides made easy Halford B
9 - 9	Forecasting liver toxicity before the damage is done Berg EG
9 - 9	How beetle moms tell mates to bug off Halford B
9 - 9	Mechanism-based screening accelerates photocatalysis research Ritter S
9 - 10	Pressure sensors gaining durability Davenport M
10 - 10	Ruthenium joins nanoframe club Jacoby M
10 - 10	Lead ink used in ancient Rome Everts S
10 - 10	Double water H-bond rearrangement identified Kemsley J
12 - 12	Former employees seek to acquire Affymetrix Reisch M
12 - 12	Scripps sues Illumina over patent Thayer A
13 - 13	Dyson eyes batteries Bomgardner M
13 - 13	Bristol-Myers to buy start-up Padlock Jarvis L
13 - 13	Harvard, Merck sign hefty drug pact Jarvis L
14 - 15	Fragrance plant to be repurposed Mccoy M
14 - 14	Giant food firms to label GMOs Bomgardner M
14 - 14	Ethylene glycol planned for Texas Mccoy M
14 - 14	Hexion sells a polymers business Mccoy M
14 - 14	LakePharma, Blue Sky combine services Mullin R
14 - 14	Big paint makers merge Reisch M
14 - 14	Swiss firm aims to replace formaldehyde Tullo A
14 - 14	Olin trimming chlorine after merger Tullo A
15 - 15	Paul G. Allen launches biomedical research fund Jarvis L
15 - 15	Arjuna to research curcumin benefits Bomgardner M
15 - 15	Calif. firm to use LanzaTech process Bomgardner M
15 - 15	Braskem taps into shale Tullo A
16 - 16	Second chance for rejected grants Widener A
17 - 17	EPA promotes use of toxicity tests that don't use animals Erickson B
17 - 17	US to cooperate with Cuba and Argentina Hogue C
17 - 17	Energy-related CO2 emissions keep falling Johnson J
17 - 17	US water supply concerns rising Morrison J
18 - 19	Toolmakers at Pittcon are bullish Reisch MS
20 - 21	Working to help police detect drugged driving Arnaud CH
22 - 23	Balancing the work-life equation Lockwood D
24 - 25	Overwhelmed by orgo Halford B
26 - 27	C&EN profiles Amyris, biobased specialties maker Bomgardner MM
28 - 32	Psychedelic medicines Kemsley J
34 - 34	Green Chemistry & Engineering Conference celebrates 20 years Voorhees KJ
39 - 39	HPLC AND MS: MAKING WAVES IN MEDICINE Eisenstein M
48 - 48	Sticking with glue goo Sugru Marshall J
48 - 48	Fashioning bacteria to illuminate the City of Light Marshall J