Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.96, No.14 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (43 articles)

2 - 2	A new look Seijo BC
5 - 5	Will the world ever be ready for solar geoengineering? (vol 96, pg 28, 2018) Temple J
5 - 5	Early research and the STEM pipeline Murray D, Obare S, Hageman J
5 - 5	Graphene hair dye fights unsightly flyaways Carbon material makes nontoxic, durable hair colorant (vol 96, pg 4, 2018) Britton C
6 - 6	Nanoparticle catalysts communicate across distances Jacoby M
7 - 7	COF filters water Sanderson K
7 - 7	Death cap mushroom toxin synthesized Arnaud C
8 - 8	Moonshine gets a modern makeover Jansen K
8 - 8	Weird magnetic effect could improve computer memory Bourzac K
10 - 10	NATURAL PRODUCTS Potent insecticidal peptide found in worms Borman S
10 - 10	Chameleon-inspired elastomer Halford B
10 - 10	SYNTHESIS Powerful acid persuades reluctant alkenes to react Nguyen T
11 - 11	ANTIBIOTICS New class of antibiotics identified Arnaud C
11 - 11	CHEMICAL COMMUNICATION Microbes possess chemical memory Drahl C
11 - 11	CHEMICAL BONDING Model explains stability of helium compounds Jacoby M
12 - 12	ONCOLOGY Interest in IDO inhibitors remains high Cross R
12 - 12	PETROCHEMICALS Nova plans ethylene exports Tullo A
12 - 12	ENERGY Growth of renewables soared in 2017 [Anonymous]
13 - 13	TRADE Chemicals at risk in spat with China Tremblay JF
13 - 13	MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS AkzoNobel finds buyer for chemical business Scott A
14 - 14	Partnership formed for phthalate substitute Mccoy M
14 - 14	Plaskolite buys a Covestro business Reisch M
14 - 14	Givaudan buys more natural ingredients Reisch M
14 - 14	Wacker makes vinyl acetate from cellulose Scott A
14 - 14	Aerospace growth leads to composites alliances Tremblay JF
14 - 14	Mitsui Chemicals expands in the US Tremblay JF
14 - 14	Borealis to study Kazakh cracker Tullo A
15 - 15	Dracen launches for immunometabolism Jarvis L
15 - 15	GSK buys out Novartis in OTC venture Cross R
15 - 15	Takeda considers a takeover of Shire Cross R
15 - 15	Xylitol plant set for Canada Mccoy M
15 - 15	Oxford Nanopore raises $140 million Cross R
16 - 17	Good news for US science in federal spending law R&D support hits all-time high in legislation funding the government for the rest of fiscal 2018 Widener A, Erickson B, Hogue C
17 - 17	US files complaint over China's patent policies Hess G
19 - 19	Canada recommits to basic science Trudeau government proposes to add 4 billion Canadian dollars over five years for research programs Oosthoek S
20 - 22	Rise of the smartish machines As artificial intelligence ignites in pharmaceutical labs, it also exhibits its limits Mullin R
23 - 24	Augmented intelligence Smart machines may run the lab of the future, but not without human intervention Lynch N
25 - 27	Lighting the way to more targeted treatments Chemists aim to fight cancer, blindness, and other disorders while reducing side effects with photoswitchable drugs Sanderson K
28 - 32	Livestock emissions still up in the air Congress exempts farms from reporting air pollutants to federal agencies, leaving states to deal with animal waste releases Erickson BE
33 - 33	Outreach milestone: Chemistry and the environment McGinnis M
37 - 37	Finding a mentor [Anonymous]
40 - 40	Used gum, reincarnate Drahl C
40 - 40	Tattoo ink's circle of life Drahl C