Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.95, No.25 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (53 articles)

2 - 2	Shades of open access Seijo BC
3 - 3	Untitled Rydel TJ
3 - 3	Untitled Mathews CK
3 - 3	A year in the life of a new professor (vol 95, pg 34, 2017) Johnson J
5 - 5	Green chemistry efforts honored Ritter S
7 - 7	Milestone for flow chemistry Halford B
7 - 7	Fly-egg profiling reveals time of death faster Dalton L
8 - 8	Blood clot prevention with lower bleeding risk Torrice M
8 - 8	Actinide covalency measured by EPR Kemsley J
8 - 8	Superstretchy semiconducting polymers Davenport M
9 - 9	More moves with metathesis Halford B
9 - 9	Antibacterial molecule may discourage resistance Borman S
10 - 10	Synthesized biofuel meets vehicle standards Borman S
10 - 10	Modeling reduces nickel needed in catalytic reactions Borman S
10 - 10	Jupiter is a big old planet Davenport M
11 - 11	Mass spec identifies tumor margins during brain surgery Arnaud C
11 - 11	Probes track vancomycin-induced cell wall changes Arnaud C
11 - 11	Helical, serpentine batteries stretch repeatedly Jacoby M
12 - 12	PQ takes another shot at going public Reisch M
12 - 12	Thermo Fisher reveals first-of-its-kind clinical analyzer Reisch M
12 - 12	$16 billion [Anonymous]
13 - 13	Europe may call TiO2 a carcinogen Bomgardner M
13 - 13	Ineos poised for major European expansion Scott A
14 - 14	New York biotech incubator opens Reisch M
14 - 15	Heineken beer barge beats CO2 Bomgardner M
14 - 14	PEF resin gets EU backing Bomgardner M
14 - 14	Citrine raises funds for materials design Bomgardner M
14 - 14	Air Liquide places bets on start-ups Reisch M
14 - 14	Arkema files complaint against Honeywell Reisch M
14 - 14	Eastman Chemical resigns from trade group Reisch M
14 - 14	Hexion changes Craigs Tullo A
15 - 15	BARDA expands Basilea's funding Jarvis L
15 - 15	Celgene in cancer deal with Dragonfly Jarvis L
15 - 15	WuXi Biologics shares surge on first day of trading Tremblay JF
15 - 15	Johnson Matthey teams with Intrexon Mullin R
16 - 16	BY THE NUMBERS 75% [Anonymous]
16 - 16	NIH backs off funding limits for researchers Widener A
16 - 16	A boost for biosimilar drugs Hess G
17 - 17	Wind and solar combined surpass 10% of US electricity generation Hogue C
17 - 17	National Academies gives ARPA-E good grades Hogue C
18 - 21	Taking the heat off distillation Using nonthermal separation processes to purify industrial chemicals would greatly reduce global energy consumption Ritter SK
22 - 23	C&EN talks with Peter Hore, magnetoreception researcher Peplow M
24 - 25	US textile makers look for a revival New policies plus technology advances bode well for turning around the industry Reisch MS
26 - 26	For chemical firms, one pesky cloud At chemical industry gathering, low energy costs pleased but politics unnerved Mccoy M
27 - 27	When it's time to find a job back home Balancing career aspirations with family obligations Jobber C
28 - 33	Breakthroughs with bar codes DNA-encoded libraries help pharma find drug leads Halford B
34 - 34	The future of the ACS Science & Human rights program Phillips D
35 - 36	ChemPlanner to integrate with SciFinder Wang LD
36 - 36	ACS partners with Korean Chemical Society to create new award and symposium Wang LD
36 - 36	Carol Duane wins ACS Award for Volunteer Service Wang LD
36 - 36	San Francisco technical presentations now available Wang LD
40 - 40	A bacon fest to die for Reisch M
40 - 40	Elements of style [Anonymous]