Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.99, No.2 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (49 articles)

2 - 2	Goodbye to Erasmus Seijo BC
3 - 3	Line blurs between hydrogen and covalent bonds Lemonick S
3 - 3	The F-H-F- anion can form conventional hydrogen bonds, but scientists found it can also form bonds that look covalent, blurring the line between these two kinds of bonds (green = F; gray = H) Lemonick S
4 - 4	Base editing targets progeria mutation in mice Arnaud C
5 - 5	Iron catalyst converts CO2 to jet fuel Jacoby M
5 - 5	Catenane combines two metals for first time Boerner LK
5 - 5	Graphene micromotors move forward Nguyen T
6 - 6	What's next after mRNA vaccines? Cross R
7 - 7	DuPont to sell Chestnut Run site Bettenhausen C
7 - 7	Tronox CEO steps down Tullo A
7 - 7	Chemical deals wrap up Bomgardner M
8 - 9	Novasep equipment unit goes to Sartorius Mullin R
8 - 8	Danimer goes public Tullo A
8 - 8	Specialties firm Vertellus is sold again Tullo A
8 - 8	Sumitomo eyes new methanol process Tullo A
8 - 8	BASF appoints new head of research Scott A
8 - 8	Neste builds position in plastics-to-oil Scott A
8 - 8	Hand sanitizer firms dodge bill from the FDA Bettenhausen C
9 - 9	Aro raises funds for RNA delivery Cross R
9 - 9	Pfizer rebrands with new logo Mccoy M
9 - 9	Myeloid launches for cell therapy Cross R
9 - 9	OpenGate to buy Solvay surfactant unit Bettenhausen C
9 - 9	Genentech taps Ribometrix to drug RNA Cross R
10 - 10	Trump administration limits the science EPA can use Hogue C
11 - 11	Chemicals could remain secret Erickson B
11 - 11	EPA disregards risk of 1,4-dioxane to public Erickson B
13 - 13	Congress enacts sustainable chemistry legislation Hogue C
13 - 13	Is the end near for chrysotile asbestos? Erickson B
14 - 17	Lessons learned from watching viruses assemble How researchers are understanding nature's nanotechnology, and why that work matters Howes L
18 - 19	FDA approvals remain high in 2020 Despite a pandemic, a steady flow of new molecular entities reached the market last year Jarvis LM
22 - 24	Y Pandemic stress: The toll it's taking on students Parry W
25 - 27	Unilever's audacious goal Bettenhausen CA
29 - 29	Don't give up. Your mental health is worth maintaining Heemstra J
32 - 32	FOOD Companies, investors will want animal-free protein Bomgardner M
32 - 32	PERSISTENT POLLUTANTS Scientists will refine which chemicals are PFAS Hogue C
33 - 33	CLIMATE CHANGE Chemical firms aim for more ambitious climate goals Bettenhausen C
34 - 34	PHARMACEUTICAL SERVICES Firms see signs of post-COVID-19 market strength Mullin R
34 - 34	POLYMERS Europe is implementing a tax on plastic Tullo A
35 - 35	ECONOMY US chemical industry will bounce back this year Bomgardner M
36 - 36	SPECIALTY CHEMICALS China's 14th Five-Year Plan will favor specialty chemicals Bettenhausen C
36 - 36	CAREERS China will struggle to evaluate its scientists' work Jia HP
37 - 37	PETROCHEMICALS Petrochemical building spree may finally slow Tullo A
38 - 38	RESEARCH FUNDING Europe faces delays in research funding Plackett B
38 - 38	SUSTAINABILITY A new normal will emerge for Europe's chemical industry Scott A
39 - 39	HYDROGEN POWER Public money to stimulate supply of sustainable hydrogen Scott A
40 - 40	PUBLISHING Open-access Plan S goes into effect Widener A
41 - 41	Celebrating 25 years of the Helen M. Free Award Charlebois A
48 - 48	Bite-size memories [Anonymous]
48 - 48	This chemist really blue it [Anonymous]