Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.96, No.48 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (47 articles)

4 - 4	Crunch point [Anonymous]
5 - 5	Chemistry celebrations Runge T
6 - 7	First gene-edited babies born, scientist claims Scientists and ethicists broadly criticize experiment Cross R, Mullin R, Satyanarayana M, Tremblay JF
8 - 8	Monitoring water quality after wildfires Researchers are just starting to study how blazes like California's devastating Camp Fire may contaminate watersheds Bourzac K
9 - 9	Vast variability found in Alzheimer's gene Satyanarayana M
9 - 9	Nobel laureate Aaron Mug dies OBITUARY Howes L
10 - 10	Phytane reveals Earth's carbon history Katsnelson A
10 - 10	Nanoparticles clean wastewater Halford B
11 - 11	Methylating agents damage DNA Arnaud C
11 - 11	Tracking ion transport in radical polymers Jacoby M
11 - 11	Smart-speaker science showdown Jones S
12 - 12	Air Liquide plans H-2 for energy market Reisch M
12 - 12	Low-flowing Rhine shuts BASF plant Chemical companies are affected up and down the European river Scott A
13 - 13	Bayer to cut 12,000 jobs, animal health business Scott A
14 - 14	FDA clears a tissue-agnostic cancer drug Bayer and Loxo's treatment will carry a hefty price tag Jarvis LM
15 - 15	Aramco pledges $100 billion in chemical investment Tullo A
15 - 15	Ethylene oxide leak shuts down bridge Reisch M
15 - 15	Crunch time for Brexit Scott A
15 - 15	Toray plans suede with green content Tremblay JF
15 - 15	Bain, Piramal invest in brine chemicals Tremblay JF
15 - 15	Corona will ditch plastic 6-pack rings Tullo A
15 - 15	Exxon's Chapman will receive SCI medal Tullo A
16 - 16	Rheostat emerges, targets neuroscience Jarvis LM
16 - 16	Genentech buys liver disease firm Jecure Jarvis LM
16 - 16	WuXi launches Irish database project Mullin R
16 - 16	Software group takes on force field models Mullin R
16 - 16	Bruker to acquire Austrian imaging firm Reisch M
16 - 16	Business Roundup [Anonymous]
17 - 17	North Carolina strikes deal with Chemours Hogue C
17 - 17	Data lacking on safety of treated sewage sludge Hogue C
18 - 20	The heat is on Hogue C
24 - 25	Civica Rx aims to shake up the generics market Jarvis LM
26 - 27	Teaching for the labs of the future Lemonick S
32 - 32	A very good year for RNA therapeutics [Anonymous]
33 - 33	FDA chief pushed hard on public health issues Mullin E
34 - 34	Biotech IPO climate was hot Jarvis LM
35 - 35	Gender diversity in the spotlight Jarvis LM
36 - 36	CRISPR's controversies Cross R
37 - 37	M&A activity disappointed Jarvis LM
38 - 39	A bountiful year for biotech start-ups Jarvis LM
40 - 40	A therapy went from speculative to sizzling Cross R
41 - 41	Cannabis flourished for pharma Halford B
42 - 42	Oncolytic virus therapies heated up Cross R
43 - 43	ACS financial guidelines: A dashboard of the society's health Heppert J
44 - 44	ACS Shanghai chapter cohosts inaugural medicinal chemistry conference Nguyen T
48 - 48	The advent of chemistry Scott A
48 - 48	Making a chemistree [Anonymous]