Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.96, No.6 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (57 articles)

2 - 2	The new chemist Martinez JG
3 - 3	With 'Make Our Planet Great Again,' France aims to lead world in climate research Program will fund 18 scientists from 6 countries to conduct research in France and inspires Germany to follow suit (vol 96, pg 24, 2018) [Anonymous]
3 - 3	Polymerization and polymer crystallization Prud'homme RE
3 - 3	Diversity in chemistry Heltzel CE
3 - 3	Shaking up gold and palladium Mechanochemical method makes noble metal compounds without solvents or harsh reagents (vol 96, pg 8, 2018) Chamot D
3 - 3	Project SEED Chamot D
5 - 5	Photoredox catalysis unleashes carbynes' synthetic power Nguyen T
6 - 6	Plasma biomarkers for Alzheimer's Arnaud C
6 - 6	Mirror images could generate long-lasting biologics Borman S
7 - 7	Bicarbonate can boost or weaken antibiotic activity Berg EG
7 - 7	Drug-releasing transplants combat rejection in mice Nguyen T
8 - 8	Widespread histidine phosphorylation detected Arnaud C
8 - 8	Tiny pollutants strengthen storms Lemonick S
11 - 11	Dual activation fuses polyaromatics Nguyen T
11 - 11	MXenes sense gas maximally Jacoby M
11 - 11	Unstable allotropes stored safely in carbon Halford B
12 - 12	Gene therapy toxicity study alarms Cross R
12 - 12	Sanofi boosts rare blood disease pipeline Cross R
13 - 13	Chemical earnings growth accelerates Bomgardner M
13 - 13	Animal-free meat, dairy firms raise funds Bomgardner M
14 - 14	Propanediol plant advances Reisch M
14 - 14	Porous liquids company launches Mccoy M
14 - 14	Eurofins on buying binge Reisch M
14 - 14	Air Liquide to build hydrogen plant in Korea Tremblay JF
14 - 14	Enterprise, Navigator detail ethylene plans Tullo A
14 - 14	Tesla may invest in SQM Tullo A
14 - 14	Corporate titans join for health coverage Mullin R
15 - 15	Biogen licenses Karyopharm treatment Cross R
15 - 15	Seattle Genetics acquires Cascadian Jarvis L
15 - 15	$24 million slated for Parkinson's research Jarvis L
15 - 15	Eisai, Boston University collaborate Cross R
15 - 15	Minneapolis goes perchloroethylene-free Reisch M
15 - 15	Business Roundup [Anonymous]
16 - 16	Science absent from State of the Union Widener A
16 - 16	EPA reverses air emission rule Erickson B
17 - 17	Groups warn against NAFTA patent changes Hess G
17 - 17	All ages should be included in clinical trials, NIH says Widener A
17 - 17	Agricultural soils are major source of NOx emission Kemsley J
17 - 17	Weak mail security allows opioids US entry Hess G
18 - 19	Battery recyclers get the lead out Tullo AH
20 - 21	what's that stuff? Artificial snow Hiolski E
22 - 23	C&EN talks with Natia Frank, computer memory pioneer Dalton L
24 - 25	Rethinking megamergers in Japan Matsuoka K
28 - 32	Zeroing in on FODMAPs Halford B
33 - 33	Choose your chemistry adventure, and take action Latimer LH
34 - 34	Umit Ozkan wins Storch Award Wang LD
34 - 34	Omar Yaghi receives award in basic sciences Wang LD
34 - 34	Remsen Award to Chad Mirkin Wang LD
35 - 35	Stephen F. Nelsen Obituary McMahon R
35 - 35	Howard W. Whitlock Jr. Obituary McMahon R
35 - 35	Michael W. Ferralli Obituary Ferralli I
35 - 35	Lilia M. Beauchamp Obituary Kelley JL
35 - 35	Lawrence S. Bartell Obituary Kuczkowski RL
35 - 35	William M. Richie Obituary Moeller MB
37 - 37	Look beneath the surface [Anonymous]
40 - 40	Great white mountain Jansen K
40 - 40	A long way to go for a little sulfur Jansen K