Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.95, No.3 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (59 articles)

2 - 2	New year, new resolution Seijo BC
3 - 3	Braiding a molecular knot Halford B
4 - 4	Aptamer-based sensors work in live animals Arnaud C
4 - 4	Cancer puzzle solved Everts S
5 - 5	Process mimics spider silk spinning Arnaud C
5 - 5	A sweet hookup Halford B
6 - 7	Turning oil paint into a gel helped speed up art Everts S
6 - 6	DFT method closes the gap on predicting band gaps Jacoby M
6 - 6	Nanoparticles suffocate tumors Torrice M
7 - 7	Predicting immune response to protein Cross R
7 - 7	Boron nitride catalyzes olefin hydrogenations Jacoby M
7 - 7	Chromium complex has a long luminescent glow Ritter S
8 - 8	J&J to set up NYC incubator Thayer A
8 - 8	China jails managers for pollution Tremblay JF
8 - 8	"The outcome of the merger is, of course, still very open" [Anonymous]
9 - 9	DuPont will invest in the Experimental Station Tullo A
9 - 9	Healthcare conference brings deal deluge Jarvis L
10 - 10	Allergan targets nerves and the gut Mullin R
10 - 10	Agrimetis raises $23.5 million Bomgardner M
10 - 10	Ghasemi to receive Palladium award Reisch M
10 - 10	DuPont cultivates cheese makers Reisch M
10 - 10	Mitsubishi Rayon buys SGL carbon fiber Reisch M
10 - 10	Air Products wants to buy Yingde Gases Tullo A
10 - 10	Arkema to modernize acrylic acid plant Tullo A
10 - 11	Illumina cuts stake in Grail, strikes deals Thayer A
11 - 11	Daiichi shuts Indian R&D center Tremblay JF
11 - 11	Celgene, Sanofi eye autoimmune disease Jarvis L
11 - 11	Global bioprocessing boost for Merck Scott A
11 - 11	Biotech bigs float R&D venture Mullin R
12 - 13	"I remain convinced that no country is better suited to confront the climate challenge and reap the economic benefits of a low-carbon future than the United States" Taylor A
12 - 12	Beryllium exposure limit finalized Kemsley J
12 - 12	White House updates biotech oversight plans Cross R
13 - 13	Actionable level for PFOA in drinking water lowered Morrison J
13 - 13	Girl sues India to get TB drug Venkatasubramanian KV
13 - 13	Last two US agencies complete open access plans Widener A
15 - 17	Introducing the new "power suit" Halford B
18 - 19	Spotlight grows on antibiotic pollution Tremblay JF
20 - 21	How chemistry programs are moving beyond small molecules Arnaud CH
22 - 22	Trading sleep for results Jobber C
23 - 23	HOW DO EVERGREEN TREES STAY GREEN? [Anonymous]
25 - 25	Uncertainty surrounds federal budget Widener A
26 - 26	TSCA implementation a priority Erickson B
26 - 26	Waste could finally find a home Morrison J
27 - 27	Uncertain path, tumultuous time for energy policy Johnson J
27 - 27	US future in Paris Agreement unclear Johnson J
28 - 28	EPA to decide on several crop protection products Erickson B
28 - 28	Trump signals major shift in import-export policy Hess G
30 - 30	Administration could seek to stop chemical makers' mergers Hogue C
30 - 30	Scrutiny of EPA's scientific review process will continue Morrison J
30 - 31	Immigration reform efforts could impact scientists Widener A
31 - 31	FDA to implement 21st Century Cures law Morrison J
31 - 31	Momentum to boost cosmetics oversight grows Erickson B
31 - 31	Industry continues to seek US ratification of treaty Hogue C
31 - 31	Higher education legislation may gain momentum in 2017 Widener A
32 - 33	Are your employee benefits enough? Adams JE
34 - 35	ACS adds policy statement on safety Wang LD
36 - 36	Apply to be a SciFinder Future Leader Wang LD
40 - 40	A talk so bad, it's good [Anonymous]
40 - 40	The National Shrine's molecular mosaic [Anonymous]