Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.97, No.47 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (50 articles)

2 - 2	What a year Seijo BC
4 - 4	Survey responses Marans N
4 - 4	Primo Levi Kirschenbaum LJ
6 - 6	Synthesis-planning program relies on human-machine partnership Lemonick S
8 - 8	Novel antibiotic discovered in the guts of worms Katsnelson A
8 - 8	Hear kids interview chemists in our newest podcast Davenport M
9 - 9	Perovskite transistors work longer with a better insulator Patel P
10 - 10	Platinum atoms liberate hydrogen from methanol Jacoby M
10 - 10	Making chimeric versions of chemokine receptors Arnaud C
10 - 10	Cave deposits support early migration hypothesis Viglione G
11 - 11	MATERIALS Bottom-up perovskite spits out NH3 Boerner LK
11 - 11	ELECTRONIC MATERIALS Cadmium-free quantum dot LEDs Halford B
11 - 11	ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY More evidence of Russian role in Ru leak in 2017 How L
12 - 12	SUSTAINABILITY Anheuser-Busch made [Anonymous]
12 - 12	AGRICULTURE Phone app for African, Asian farmers gets funding Bomgardner M
12 - 12	3-D PRINTING Ellen Kullman to lead Carbon Tullo A
13 - 13	MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS Novartis to acquire The Medicines Co Cross R
13 - 13	GENE THERAPY Dyno to use machine learning for AAV design Cross R
14 - 14	PETROCHEMICALS Former Braskem CEO indicted in US corruption probe Tullo A
14 - 14	PHARMACEUTICALS Asahi Kasei moves deeper into pharma McCoy M
14 - 14	OUTSOURCING WuXi adds vaccines to site in Ireland Mullin R
14 - 15	ETHICS Ex-Monsanto scientist indicted Reisch M
14 - 14	ENERGY STORAGE Anode material firm raises $18 million Scott A
14 - 14	PETROCHEMICALS BASF starts work on big China complex Scott A
14 - 14	POLYMERS Shell embraces chemical recycling Tullo A
14 - 14	INVESTMENT Saudi Arabia attracts $2 billion in projects Tullo A
15 - 15	FOOD INGREDIENTS Evonik partners for animal milk sugars Bomgardner M
15 - 15	GENE THERAPY Cell, gene therapy center set in Boston Cross R
15 - 15	ONCOLOGY AbbVie expands pact with Harpoon Jarvis L
15 - 15	GENE THERAPY Ferring, Blackstone form FerGene Jarvis L
16 - 16	EPA rescinds industry safety provisions Johnson J
16 - 16	Lawmaker subpoenas agency over formaldehyde review Erickson B
17 - 17	US academic R&D spending in 2018 by the numbers Widener A
17 - 17	EPA evaluating whether to require reporting of PFAS releases Hogue C
18 - 21	A long road for liquid biopsies Madhusoodanan J
22 - +	What is a young chemist in the UK worth? Zainzinger V
26 - 27	Surviving in electronic materials Mccoy M
28 - 29	Setting the world's largest table Davenport M
31 - 31	How faculty can prevent bullying Heemstra J
32 - 34	2019 was marked by a deluge of deals and robust investment in cutting-edge technology Jarvis LM
35 - 35	The Food and Drug Administration's revolving door Satyanarayana M
36 - 36	A breakout year for KRAS inhibitors [Anonymous]
37 - 37	Individualized medicine got real Cross R
38 - 38	Introducing CRISPR 3.0 Cross R
40 - 40	Protein degradation blossomed as drugs moved from lab to clinic Jarvis LM
41 - 41	A HOT YEAR FOR CELL THERAPY START-UPS Cross R
42 - 42	VACCINES Ebola vaccines were put to the test in the DRC Satyanarayana M
43 - 43	DRUG DISCOVERY Al for drug discovery came into its own Lemonick S
44 - 44	President of ACS, with a Cuban beat Echegoyen L
45 - 45	Get out of here. It's for your own good [Anonymous]