Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.96, No.7 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (43 articles)

2 - 2	Company of the Year [Anonymous]
2 - 2	The next big thing, again (vol 95, pg 18, 2017) Ahuja S
3 - 3	Lessons on living with lanthanides Coordination complex reveals why rare-earth elements give methanol dehydrogenase enzyme a boost Peplow M
4 - 4	Why don't poison frogs poison themselves? Hiolski E
4 - 4	Process makes wood stronger than steel Alkaline boiling and hot pressing maximize wood's density Borman S
5 - 5	Elusive reaction intermediate captured Stabilized version of reactive species could aid study of Baeyer Villiger reaction mechanism Borman S
6 - 6	Permafrost thaw could spike global mercury New assessment adds a million tons to estimates of mercury in soil Lemonick S
7 - 8	How polar fish survive subzero seas Nguyen T
7 - 7	Taking 2-D materials' temperature at the nanoscale Jacoby M
7 - 7	Popular coupling could turn into runaway reaction Halford B
7 - 7	Sidestepping white phosphorus Halford B
8 - 8	Light-sensitive gel forms 3-D cell matrix Borman S
8 - 8	New family of venom peptides discovered Arnaud C
9 - 9	Jon M. Huntsman is dead at 80 The Huntsman Corp. founder was known for his philanthropy and his personal touch Tullo A
9 - 9	Merged lawsuit hits DuPont, Chemours New suit seeks to compensate residents for fluorosurfactant-tainted drinking water Reisch M
10 - 10	Upcoming tax cuts color 2017 drug company results Tax reform and repatriated cash bolster earnings outlook for 2018 Cross R
10 - 10	A new, higher estimate for clinical trial success Cross R
11 - 11	Cabot names new technology chief Mccoy M
11 - 11	Teijin invests in membranes, separators Tremblay JF
11 - 11	UPM may expand biofuels in Finland Bomgardner M
11 - 12	Givaudan, Unilever target the microbiome Reisch M
11 - 11	Frutarom nabs ingredient maker Reisch M
11 - 11	Linde, Bayer deals in review Scott A
11 - 11	Taiwanese polyester maker buys US plant Tullo A
11 - 11	Arkema will boost nylon 12 in China Tullo A
12 - 12	Syndesi launches as spin-off from UCB Mccoy M
12 - 12	Evonik's H2O2 to fight salmon lice Bomgardner M
12 - 12	Janssen signs JAK pact with Theravance Cross R
12 - 12	Charles River will curate for AstraZeneca Mullin R
13 - 13	Global cancer agency's funding in the crosshairs US Congress investigates science underlying glyphosate assessment Erickson B
13 - 13	NSF addresses sexual harassment by grantees Wang L, Widener A
14 - 14	Trump's administrators on the move Kemsley J
14 - 14	NIGMS drops predoctoral fellowships Widener A
14 - 14	British Columbia lowballs gas well emissions Oosthoek S
14 - 14	EU moves to control NMP, other substances Hogue C
15 - 18	Taking a gamble on kesterites Ambitious research programs aim to help these materials live up to their solar power promise Peplow M
19 - 22	Looking for Finland's future in its forests Researchers at Aalto University hope new scientific ideas can revitalize one of the country's traditional economic engines Lemonick S
23 - 25	Drug chemical makers brace as China cracks down Companies assess the short-term chaos and long-term promise of stricter environmental controls Mullin R
26 - 27	Finest coffee under threat Without a fix, climate change and disease are poised to kill off the most prized variety Scott A
28 - 34	Despite efforts to stop GenX from getting into North Carolina drinking water, the industrial chemical is still present. Scientists are racing to find out why Hogue C
35 - 36	Pittcon 2018 in Orlando Annual conference on lab science to attract more than 15,000 attendees Wang LD
40 - 40	The pun never ends Bomgardner M
40 - 40	One in a million love [Anonymous]