Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.95, No.39 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (50 articles)

2 - 2	Crowdfunding Campos B
3 - 3	Re: Retraction of paper Richard
3 - 3	Robert Buntrock Kluger R
3 - 3	Rare earths Evans JL
3 - 3	Richard Buntrock R
5 - 5	Frustrated polymers heal themselves Lewis acid-base chemistry offers a new mode of cross-linking for self-healing gels Ritter S
6 - 6	For periodate, a return to the 1950s Kemsley J
6 - 6	Computational method yields therapeutic 'mini proteins' smal proteinss, prevent flu infection in and block botulinum toxin in cells Borman S
7 - 7	Easing the synthesis of antibody-drug conjugates Metalllopeptide catalyst enables drugs to attach to a predictable site on an antibody Yan WD
7 - 7	Catalyst closes a Diels Alder gap Powerful acid family enables cycloaddition of unactivated aldehydes and dimes Nguyen T
9 - 9	Selections from cen.chempics.org, where C&EN showcases the beauty of chemistry Morone M
9 - 9	Campfire crystals Hood T
10 - 10	Ionic liquid gel gives supercapacitors a boost Jacoby M
10 - 11	Tellurium twist on hypenralent chemistry Ritter S
10 - 10	Revised view of how Huntington's protein misfolds [Anonymous]
11 - 11	Mutation in Zika virus protein linked to microcephaly Halford B
11 - 11	Radical reaction caught on the rebound Halford B
11 - 11	Tuning single-atom catalysts with ionic liquids Jacoby M
12 - 12	Activists warn of algae escape Bomgardner M
12 - 12	Novartis, Berkeley sign drug chemistry pact Chemoproteomics and targeted protein degradation could hit previously undruggable proteins Cross R
12 - 12	BY THE NUMBERS 80% [Anonymous]
13 - 13	CRISPR's next target: The bad bugs in your gut The French biotech start-up Eligo Bioscience lands $20 million in series A funding to advance its CRISPR-packed phage platform Cross R
13 - 13	China increases pressure on producers Chemical companies face new restrictions ahead of a key government meeting Tremblay JF
14 - 14	Eastman FDCA process goes to Origin Bomgardner M
14 - 14	HIG buys Vantage Specialty again Reisch M
14 - 14	Wacker polysilicon nabs a solar record Scott A
14 - 14	Johnson Matthey invests in batteries Scott A
14 - 14	BASF supports Chinese shared bikes Tremblay JF
14 - 14	Cabot makes carbon for PFC removal Reisch M
15 - 15	Brammer Bio expands capacity Reisch M
15 - 15	Two analytical testing firms are acquired McCoy M
15 - 15	Start-up pursues animal-free leather Bomgardner M
15 - 15	GRO Biosciences raises seed funding Cross R
15 - 15	Pfizer launches SpringWorks Cross R
17 - 17	Maria ravages Puerto Rico Erickson B, Kemsley J
17 - 17	US FDA targets illegal online drug sales Erickson B
18 - 19	Cyanide glitters for some Use of the deadly chemical is on the rise in the gold mining industry Reisch MS
20 - 21	C&EN talks with Ben L. Feringa, molecular machines inventor Dutch chemist reflects on his first year as a Nobel laureate and raises concern about science's failure to solve environmental problems Scott A
22 - 23	Lawsuits abound over revamped US chemical law Advocacy groups challenge EPA rules under the amended Toxic Substances Control Act Erickson B
24 - 25	Integration is the goal Drug chemistry firms lay out plans for smaller organizations they have acquired McCoy M
27 - 30	Digitalization time MaterialIs science companies take on big data Mullin R
31 - 31	Supporting chemists with disabilities benefits us all Johnston J
33 - 33	ACS and Cuban Chemical Society host workshop Schmidt DG
33 - 33	New local section technology grants available Wang L
33 - 33	Chemical societies host solar energy summit Laprade C
33 - 33	ACS participates in UnidosUS Fuentes V
35 - 35	73rd Southwest Regional Meeting Wang L
36 - 36	How to say goodbye [Anonymous]
40 - 40	Lab coat of the future Bomgardner M
40 - 40	Smells to sleep by Bomgardner M