Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.94, No.49 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (89 articles)

4 - 4	Happy holidays Seijo BC
5 - 6	Trump and science Hessley R
5 - 5	More thoughts on emojis Goldberg A
5 - 5	More thoughts on emojis Fritchy M
6 - 6	Start-ups with robots seek to scale up synthetic biology (vol 94, pg 19, 2016) Reisch MS
6 - 6	New materials for fire-resistant batteries (vol 94, pg 32, 2016) Bourzac K
6 - 6	Start-ups with robots seek to scale up synthetic biology (vol 94, pg 18, 2016) Bomgardner M
7 - 7	Trump on energy and climate Johnson J, Loftis RL
8 - 8	Brain waves clear Alzheimer's plaques Torrice M
8 - 8	Fluorinated azides click to make triazoles Ritter S
9 - 9	New technique shocks proteins into action Borman S
10 - 10	Engineered cells control blood sugar Torrice M
10 - 10	CRISPR knocks out HIV in cells Cross R
11 - 11	Electrides join the 2-D materials club Jacoby M
12 - 12	Designer molecule tracks copper's role in fatty liver disease Arnaud C
12 - 12	Chiral Lewis acid catalyzes asymmetric photocycloaddition Halford B
12 - 12	A smart window that powers itself Patel P
12 - 13	Spiny lobster relies on clam chemosynthesis Everts S
13 - 13	Hairy particles make versatile coatings Davenport M
13 - 13	Radical route to resveratrol oligomers Halford B
13 - 13	Six bonds to carbon: Confirmed Ritter S
14 - 14	Year-end overhauls planned at drug firms Jarvis L
14 - 14	Trump taps Liveris for manufacturing role Tullo A
15 - 15	US's outlook is sunnier than Europe's Reisch M
16 - 16	Lonza will acquire capsule maker Capsugel Mullin R
18 - 18	Sun shines on new solar technologies Bomgardner M
18 - 18	Start-up gets funds for novel protein Bomgardner M
18 - 18	Lenzing will build US fiber plant Mccoy M
18 - 18	Evonik builds up silica Reisch M
18 - 18	AkzoNobel forms venture in India Tremblay JF
18 - 18	Solvay divests acetate and vinyls Tullo A
18 - 18	Edgewater buys a pair of firms Tullo A
18 - 19	Chew on this: 3-D printed gum Reisch M
19 - 19	New York City spends on life sciences Mullin R
19 - 19	Bono and The Edge back healthy peptides Bomgardner M
19 - 19	Purdue licenses Exicure drug Jarvis L
19 - 19	Wacker will add pyrogenic silica Mccoy M
20 - 20	Medical innovation bill sails through Congress Erickson B
20 - 20	EPA moves to ban uses of trichloroethylene Erickson B
21 - 21	US Commerce Department seeks input on pact Hess G
21 - 21	Worldwide stagnation in coal demand forecasted Johnson J
21 - 21	Fracking can affect water supplies, EPA says Morrison J
25 - 25	Mini factory made drugs on demand Borman S
25 - 25	World's first PET-munching microbe discovered Halford B
26 - 26	Methylene activation reached new heights Borman S
26 - 26	Liquid metals went to work Jacoby M
27 - 27	'Sizzling hot' drug target [Anonymous]
27 - 27	Biological structures of the year Everts S
27 - 27	Megaportal [Anonymous]
27 - 27	Catalytic machine [Anonymous]
28 - 28	Scientists beefed up the antibiotic arsenal Halford B
28 - 28	Wearable sensors were'the' fashion accessories of 2016 Torrice M
29 - 29	Single-atom catalysts gained a toehold Jacoby M
29 - 29	An enzymatic route to carbon-silicon bonds Kemsley J
33 - 33	TSCA reform crossed the finish line Erickson B
33 - 33	Hawaii explosion cost a researcher an arm Kemsley J
34 - 34	US elected Trump as president Hogue C
34 - 34	Four new elements recognized Kemsley J
35 - 35	Progress on Zika Everts S
35 - 35	Deal-making waned as 2016 advanced Tullo A
36 - 36	Four ag giants to rule them all Bomgardner M
37 - 37	Brexit bomb exploded Scott A
37 - 37	Iran's chemical industry drew interest again Scott A
38 - 38	The CRISPR craze continued Cross R
38 - 38	Perfluorinated compounds got increased scrutiny Morrison J, Reisch M
39 - 39	From the lab to the market Bomgardner M
39 - 39	Paris, Montreal pacts addressed greenhouse gas emissions Hogue C
40 - 40	Flint's water woes lingered Torrice M
41 - 41	As China's economy slowed, chemical makers adjusted Tremblay JF
42 - 42	Spun-off firms found their footing Bomgardner M
42 - 42	ACS invested internationally Wang LD
43 - 43	ACS proposed chemistry preprint server Widener A
43 - 43	Harold W. Kroto Albrecht-Schmitt T
43 - 43	Berkeley College of Chemistry avoided reorganization Arnaud C
43 - 43	Ahmed H. Zewail Barton JK
43 - 43	Walter Kohn Yang HT
43 - 43	Roger Y. Tsien Palmer A
44 - 44	Opioid epidemic continued Torrice M
44 - 44	Noble gas shortages averted, for now Reisch M
45 - 45	Crop protection products in the crosshairs Erickson B
46 - 46	Biobased materials hit the big time Tullo A
46 - 46	No better deal emerged for Mossville, La. Mullin R
46 - 46	US prepares for national food labeling standard Erickson B
51 - 51	Enzyme's structure helped elucidate RNAi's mechanism Borman S
52 - 52	Watching protein expression one molecule at a time Arnaud C
53 - 53	Scientists smiled with DNA origami Halford B
58 - 58	Grand Challenges in chemistry Schmidt DG
64 - 64	Crystal contest Bettenhausen C
64 - 64	Obscured office Bettenhausen C