Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.96, No.13 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (50 articles)

2 - 2	The 2017 Chemical Sciences & Society Summit Linic S
3 - 3	Strange chemistry displays Koberda M
3 - 3	Study elucidates mechanism of MOF-mediated catalysis (vol 96, pg 8, 2018) Gates BC
3 - 3	Re: NSF addresses sexual harassment by grant recipients Burke N
4 - 4	New Orleans hosts ACS national meeting Wang LD
5 - 5	Carbon nanotube net could extend battery lifetimes Halford B
6 - 6	Catalyst makes acetic acid from methane Jacoby M
7 - 7	New software could run the lab of the future Lemonick S
8 - 8	Process converts wood into a squishy sensor Drahl C
8 - 8	Copper-binding mystery solved Borman S
9 - 9	Small molecules shield mice against hearing loss Nguyen T
9 - 9	Laser pulses damage safety eyewear Kemsley J
9 - 9	Filtering out carcinogens from smoke flavoring Jansen K
10 - 10	A record-breaking radical polymer Halford B
10 - 10	Sugar is a sign of smoldering biomass fires Arnaud C
10 - 10	Recovering phosphorus from corn waste Torrice M
11 - 11	China upgrades environment ministry Tremblay JF
12 - 12	Rheos launches with immunometabolism focus Jarvis L
12 - 12	Europe kills one chemical deal, allows another Scott A
13 - 13	Monsanto jumps on base editing Bomgardner M
13 - 13	Greener coffee cup [Anonymous]
14 - 14	Japanese firms eye lithium car batteries Tremblay JF
14 - 14	Total Corbion makes PLA in Thailand Bomgardner M
14 - 14	Monsanto links up with AgriMetis Bomgardner M
14 - 14	Lundbeck buys firm for Parkinson's drug Jarvis L
14 - 14	Ashland eyes sale of two businesses Mccoy M
14 - 14	Sila Nano, BMW form anode materials pact Scott A
14 - 14	M&G assets being sold off Mccoy M
15 - 15	Arbor launches with new CRISPR system Cross R
15 - 15	Novartis and Harvard form biomaterials pact Cross R
15 - 15	Celgene buys into Prothena programs Jarvis L
15 - 15	Ardena acquires drug substance firm Mullin R
15 - 15	Thermo Fisher buys and plans ahead Reisch M
16 - 16	US chemical makers could face tougher emission controls Hogue C
16 - 16	Tax incentives expected to drive growth of CO2 capture Johnson J
17 - 17	Nature of exoplanets is focus of Europe's next space mission Widener A
17 - 17	State moves to ban PFASs in food packages, firefighting foams Hogue C
17 - 17	EPA did not use possibly flawed methane data Johnson J
17 - 17	Women edge into more children's drawings of scientists [Anonymous]
18 - 19	Safety standards aim to rein in 3-D printer emissions Pelley J
20 - 21	Pittcon forecast: Sunny days ahead Reisch MS
22 - 23	Pharma fills in its technology gaps Arnaud CH
24 - 25	Indian scientists struggle to adjust to changing priorities Venkatasubramanian KV
26 - 27	C&EN talks with Wendy Young, drug hunter Jarvis LM
28 - 33	Will the world ever be ready for solar geoengineering? Ngoen T
34 - 34	Becoming a skilled advocate for chemistry Forslund R
35 - 35	Project SEED scholar Anita Hurtado-Strok Taylor AA
36 - 36	Identifying solutions to global challenges Wang L
40 - 40	Backside attack on wheels [Anonymous]
40 - 40	Surfing big waves and wave functions [Anonymous]