Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.95, No.13 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (48 articles)

2 - 2	Holy grails at Accounts Seijo BC
3 - 3	Exploding pumps trigger Sciex mass spectrometer alert Global safety notice recommends shutdown of workhorse analytical chemistry tools Reisch M
4 - 4	New process for generating hydrogen fuel Borman S
4 - 4	Biosensor maps localized cell activity `FLINC' senses bioactivity at superresolution Borman S
5 - 5	Thin perovskite shines white Davenport M
5 - 5	Nanomachines wind and unwind polymers Light-powered molecular machines work in tandem to contract and expand material Halford B
6 - 6	Geochemical precipitates may fool fossil hunters Inorganic crystals can mimic biofossils, but they're formed without biological help Wilson E
7 - 7	Spider venom peptide helps protect the brain after a stroke Everts S
7 - 7	Self-powered chip enables nucleic acid diagnostics Arnaud C
7 - 8	First direct catalytic difluoromethylations from CICF2H Ritter S
8 - 8	How zinc regulates storage and release of chemical messengers Arnaud C
8 - 8	Peptide clears senescent cells, revitalizes aging mice Everts S
8 - 8	Building a bigger and better solvent still Ritter S
9 - 9	Optimism reigned at drug conference Firms at DCAT touted investment in large and small molecules Mullin R
9 - 9	BASF takes to supercomputing Scott A
10 - 10	3-D printing seeks commercial markets Firms add speed, scale, and materials to lure manufacturing customers Bomgardner M
11 - 11	China looks to streamline drug approvals Reform could allow international firms to register new drugs years sooner Tremblay JF
12 - 12	BioAmber investors warned Bomgardner M
12 - 12	Light Polymers raises $24 million Bomgardner M
12 - 12	Archroma tech center opens in England Mccoy M
12 - 12	BASF leather business goes to Stahl Scott A
12 - 12	AkzoNobel rejects PPG's second bid Scott A
12 - 12	D China, Saudi Arabia pledge collaboration Tremblay JF
12 - 13	Noramco, Teewinot link for cannabinoids Mccoy M
13 - 13	X-Chem forges two new pacts Jarvis L
13 - 13	Solvay enters medical device field Mccoy M
13 - 13	Bristol-Myers signs deal with CytomX Thayer A
13 - 13	Biogen's patent on Tecfidera upheld Thayer A
13 - 13	Hitachi beefs up regenerative medicine Tremblay JF
14 - 14	US hails UN move to restrict fentanyl precursors Hess G
14 - 14	Conflict over FDA user fees Erickson B
15 - 15	CO2 emissions of China, US fell in 2016 Johnson J
15 - 15	OECD aims to lower costs, animal use in toxicity tests Erickson B
15 - 15	Free medications part of India's new health policy Venkatasubramanian KV
15 - 15	California targets MDI in spray foam insulation Hogue C
16 - 18	In search of stability Jarvis LM
19 - 21	Hungering for obesity treatments Madhusoodanan J
22 - 23	Change comes to Pittcon Reisch MS
24 - 26	What could chemistry do with more expensive instruments? Arnaud CH
27 - 28	C&EN talks with Margaret Faul of Amgen Patel P
29 - 30	Making better contact lenses Bomgardner MM
34 - 34	Thinking big about grand challenges Sigal C
35 - 35	Changes to ACS Career Fair in San Francisco Wang LD
35 - 35	Petroleum Research Fund announces grant recipients Wang LD
35 - 35	ACS hosts Academic Leadership Training Workshop Wang LD
35 - 35	Local section spotlight Wang LD
40 - 40	Blue fluorescence spells death for worms Everts S
40 - 40	Blue wine creator gets a headache Everts S