Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.96, No.32 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (47 articles)

2 - 2	Redefining convention [Anonymous]
3 - 3	C&ENs Global Top 50 chemical companies (vol 96, pg 36, 2018) [Anonymous]
3 - 3	Plastic wrap Abbott SD
4 - 4	4 golds for US olympiad team High school students turn in a top performance for the second year in a row Nguyen T, Wang LD
6 - 6	Microbe devours dioxane Bacteria offer a promising solution to degrade the pollutant at contaminated sites, researchers say Zhang CC
6 - 6	Virtual-reality molecules bend, flex, and wiggle Bacteria offer a promising solution to degrade the pollutant at contaminated sites, researchers say Jansen K
7 - 7	Aliphatic C-H bonds yield to arylation Dual-catalyst approach allows chemists to construct sp(3)-sp(2) connections Halford B
8 - 8	Permafrost packs warming punch Once-frozen soil could be major source of N2O Pelley J
8 - 8	Plastic breakdown tracked Technique follows microbes consuming agricultural mulch Drahl C
9 - 9	Phosphorus reagent constructs nucleotides Tool may find potential applications in antisense therapeutics Nguyen T
10 - 11	Azacyclic allenes harnessed Halford B
10 - 10	Proteins grown in rice prevent HIV infection in cells Zhang C
10 - 10	Mercury lands in marine ooze Hiolski E
11 - 11	Akt-ivation mechanisms Arnaud C
11 - 11	Quantifying quantum dot ligand exchange Jacoby M
11 - 11	Nanoparticle mouthwash could prevent tooth decay Sanderson K
12 - 12	Crop giants slam Europe CRISPR ruling Bomgardner M
12 - 12	Chemical earnings blossom in brisk economy Bomgardner M
13 - 13	Judge blocks 3-D gun files from going online Tullo A
15 - 15	Drug companies look strong at the half Cross R
16 - 16	Global chemical deals rise Reisch M
16 - 16	Air Liquide invests in electronic chemicals Mccoy M
16 - 16	ExxonMobil starts up cracker in Texas Mccoy M
16 - 16	SABIC purchase of Clariant stake delayed Reisch M
16 - 17	Teijin will acquire car materials maker Tremblay JF
16 - 16	Eastman won't sell ethylene plants Tullo A
16 - 16	European recycling initiatives press ahead Tullo A
17 - 17	Metrohm buys B&W to boost spectroscopy Reisch M
17 - 17	Japan gets food preservation system Mccoy M
17 - 17	No buyer for BioAmber Bomgardner M
17 - 17	Priority review voucher value slumps Cross R
17 - 17	Axe falls at Achaogen and NewLink Genetics Mullin R
18 - 18	High levels of PFOS, PFOA trigger state of emergency Hogue C
18 - 18	White House to nominate science adviser Erickson B
19 - 19	Canada issues scientific integrity guidance Oosthoek S
19 - 19	DuPont to pay $3.1 million penalty for Texas accident Johnson J
19 - 19	CSB issues update on Husky refinery explosion Johnson J
20 - 21	& nbsp;OUTSOURCING From drug company to CRO In Europe, contract research organizations are emerging from former big pharma labs Milmo S
22 - 25	NATURAL PRODUCTS Looking to nature for new sunscreens A growing group of researchers believes photoprotective compounds from algae and other organisms could soothe consumers' concerns Pandika M
26 - 27	REGULATION Reweighing costs and benefits of agency regulations Possible changes could curtail EPA's ability to control pollution Hogue C
28 - 29	TRADE The price of chemical tariffs Companies argue that a trade war with China will harm US competitiveness Tremblay JF
31 - 31	Career Ladder Rebecca Robbins Wang L
32 - 38	Start-ups tackle fusion With the help of venture capital funding and new technologies, start-up companies want to commercialize fusion energy in a decade or two Bourzac K
40 - 40	Can we stop calling them nontraditional careers? Lafranzo NA
45 - 45	Poster presentations that pop [Anonymous]
48 - 48	Robots a-poppin' Wu C
48 - 48	Combustible comestibles Wu C