Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.96, No.33 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (48 articles)

2 - 2	Welcome to Boston Seijo BC
4 - 4	Fusion start-ups hope to revolutionize energy in the coming decades? (vol 96, pg 36, 2018) [Anonymous]
4 - 4	Metrohm buys spectroscopy specialist B&W Tek (vol 96, pg 17, 2018) [Anonymous]
4 - 4	Re: Recycling needs a revamp Castro J
5 - 5	First RNAi drug approved Cross R
6 - 6	Prehistoric embalming secrets revealed Peplow M
6 - 6	Join C&EN live on Facebook at the ACS national meeting Jansen K
7 - 7	Machine learning predicts electron energies Lemonick S
8 - 8	New electrolyte improves Li-S batteries Jacoby M
8 - 8	Organic solar cell smashes record Bourzac K
9 - 9	SYNTHETIC BIOLOGY Machine learning may find bioweapons sources Arnaud C
10 - 10	CANCER Extra gene helps elephants resist cancer Zhang C
12 - 13	MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY Inhibitors put cancer cells to sleep Arnaud C
12 - 12	NATURAL PRODUCTS Scorpion venom yields novel alkaloid Hiolski E
12 - 12	BIOTECHNOLOGY Mutated bacteria help metabolize phenylalanine Nguyen T
13 - 13	INFECTIOUS DISEASE Fighting flu with help from an anti-inflammatory drug Berg EG
13 - 13	CATALYSIS Teamwork transforms alkenes selectively Drahl C
13 - 13	BIOCHEMISTRY New thalidomide nuance revealed Zhang C
14 - 14	CONSUMER PRODUCTS Novel preservatives win cash prizes Reisch M
14 - 14	PHARMACEUTICALS Drug stockpiling builds as Brexit approaches Scott A
15 - 15	AGRICULTURE Bayer vows to appeal glyphosate verdict Bomgardner M
15 - 15	ELECTRONIC MATERIALS Cabot Micro will bulk up by acquiring KMG McCoy M
16 - 16	MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS FTC threatens Linde, Praxair deal Reisch M
16 - 16	AGRICULTURE Inari seeks to change plant breeding Bomgardner M
16 - 16	BUSINESS 2 chemical makers are moving home bases McCoy M
16 - 16	PETROCHEMICALS Air Products joins gasification venture Reisch M
16 - 17	COATINGS Ferrari, PPG roll out cooler paint system Scott A
16 - 16	MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS Lanxess to complete rubber business exit Scott A
16 - 16	POLYMERS Invista will expand output of nylon raw material Tullo A
17 - 17	GENE THERAPY Astellas to acquire eye-focused Quethera McCoy M
17 - 17	GENE THERAPY Hearing loss firm raises $50 million Cross R
17 - 17	VACCINES Pfizer, BioNTech join for mRNA flu vaccines Cross R
17 - 17	START-UPS Ambys forms to tackle liver diseases Jarvis L
17 - 17	PHARMACEUTICALS MD Anderson spawns neuroscience company Mullin R
18 - 18	REGULATION Localities need better access to chemical plant information Hess G
18 - 18	INDUSTRIAL SAFETY Arkema indicted for chemical releases Loftis RL
20 - 20	CLIMATE CHANGE Solar geoengineering could depress crop yields, study finds Hogue C
20 - 20	PESTICIDES Court orders EPA to ban chlorpyrifos Erickson B
22 - 25	PHARMACEUTICALS Giving atropisomers another chance Nguyen T
26 - 27	CONSUMER PRODUCTS The Niagen controversy Bomgardner M
28 - 29	A Japanese labor shortage Matsuoka K
30 - 31	What's that stuff? Zhang CC
32 - 32	Catching up with old friends at conferences Chemjobber
38 - 71	c&en's TALENTED TWELVE Torrice M, Halford B, Cross R, Arnaud C, Nguyen T, Davenport M, Drahl C
72 - 72	Creating a more inclusive ACS for our international chapters Breffke J
74 - 80	Spring 2019 ACS national meeting Divisions issue calls for papers for the March 31-April 4 meeting in Orlando [Anonymous]
88 - 88	Curating quirky science since 1943 A monumental find Taylor A
88 - 88	Chewing over a change in diet [Anonymous]