Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.95, No.4 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (55 articles)

2 - 2	Why the UK's planned higher education reforms are misguided [Anonymous]
3 - 3	Big data technique predicts 12% of unknown protein structures Milestone in modeling yields 100 new protein folds Everts S
4 - 4	Blocking opioid tolerance Targeting sensory neurons could prevent side effects that make patients seek higher and higher drug doses Torrice M
4 - 4	Gecko-inspired adhesion controlled by light Adhesive grips and releases objects thanks to UV-triggered azobenzene chemistry Cross R
5 - 5	How does the universe store iron? Davenport M
5 - 5	Making aptamers with biology's help Arnaud C
6 - 6	Civil suit filed for Hawaii lab explosion Injured researcher and spouse allege negligence and emotional distress Kemsley J
7 - 8	On-demand pain relief, triggered by light Patel P
7 - 7	New composite material provides triple-pure water Wilson E
7 - 7	Caterpillar gut bacteria makes an antibiotic Everts S
8 - 8	Covalent organic frameworks form processable colloids Jacoby M
8 - 8	Genetic risks for Alzheimer's explained Cross R
8 - 8	Fluorine flow chemistry yields flucytosine Ritter S
9 - 9	Ag giants fight for deal approvals Tullo A
9 - 9	Biogen pays $1.25 billion to protect a blockbuster drug Mullin R
10 - 10	Liquid Light goes to Avantium Reisch M
10 - 10	Chemical makers ready stock offerings Mccoy M
10 - 10	AkzoNobel seeks global research collaborators Scott A
11 - 11	X-ray scattering specialists combine Mccoy M
11 - 11	Air Liquide rebrands after Airgas deal Mccoy M
11 - 11	Lilly buys pain drug firm Mccoy M
11 - 11	Eastman spins yarn for sports apparel Reisch M
11 - 11	Givaudan buys Activ for organic flavors Scott A
11 - 11	Innophos settles with EPA Tullo A
11 - 11	Momentive buys silane supplier Tullo A
11 - 12	Evonik invests in oil additives firm Mccoy M
12 - 12	China's Pharmaron bags analysis firm Xceleron Tremblay JF
12 - 12	Biotech firm Ovid develops Takeda drug Mccoy M
12 - 12	Ophthotech and Nivalis slash jobs Thayer A
12 - 12	Aurobindo to buy Portuguese firm Tremblay JF
13 - 13	Obama EPA's last-minute moves on chemicals Erickson B, Morrison J
14 - 14	Decline in releases of toxic chemicals reported Hess G
14 - 14	US sanctions Syria for chlorine attacks Hess G
14 - 14	Bills threatening tenure introduced in two states Widener A
14 - 14	Federal rules for human test subject protections are changed Widener A
15 - 18	Going head to head in the laundry room Makers of Tide and Persil dig deep for ingredients in battle to be the best detergent Mccoy M
19 - 22	Peering into China's thick smog Jia HP, Wang L
23 - 25	Rebooting the molecular computer Peplow M
26 - 27	Thin film helps detect gravitational waves Jacoby M
28 - 30	New directions for machine learning Wilson EK
31 - 32	Partnership applies deep learning to very big data GlaxoSmithKline teams with government labs on computational models for drug discovery Mullin R
33 - 34	Getting the most out of chemistry data with machine learning Kemsley J
35 - 35	Creating a membership insight community through ACS Insight Lab Sawrey BA
36 - 36	myACS: What have you gotten out of your ACS membership? [Anonymous]
36 - 36	CAS holds innovation meeting in Shanghai Tremblay JF
36 - 36	Recent actions by the ACS Board Wang LD
36 - 36	Nominations open for Heroes of Chemistry Award [Anonymous]
37 - 37	John C. Light Obituary [Anonymous]
37 - 37	Earle Van Heyningen Obituary [Anonymous]
37 - 37	Foil A. Miller Obituary [Anonymous]
37 - 37	Robert J. Morris Obituary [Anonymous]
37 - 37	Claude I. Judd Obituary [Anonymous]
37 - 37	Sidney Cohen Obituary Cohen L
48 - 48	Earth scientists make their mark on the world [Anonymous]
48 - 48	Dinos versus laser beams Taylor A