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NANO PROTEIN ARRAY
Cover Story
IN SITU CLICK CHEMISTRY
Government
LINDA J. FISHER
Science & Technology
ORGANOSILICONS
Table of Contents
February 11, 2002
Volume 80, Number 6
CENEAR 80 6 p. 1

NEWS OF THE WEEK
R&D BUDGET
Bush seeks 8% rise to $112 billion in 2003; a few priorities targeted.
NANO PROTEIN ARRAY
Could be just the tool for probing interactions on biological scale.
$2 BILLION DEAL UNRAVELING
Bristol-Myers Squibb gets tough with ImClone, demands management changes.
COMPOSITE NANOWIRES
Materials are composed of alternating segments of dissimilar materials.
IONIC LIQUID SCRUBBER
New imidazolium salt captures CO2 at room temperature.
CHEMICAL FIRMS INCREASE SECURITY
Details of voluntary plan, including third-party assessments, expected in June.
GETTING ARSENIC OUT OF WOOD
Talks are under way to determine fate of chromated copper arsenate as wood preservative.
NIGMS LOSES ITS DIRECTOR
Cassman to become director of California's new biomedical institute.
COVER STORY
IN SITU CLICK CHEMISTRY
Nobel Laureate K. Barry Sharpless sees great promise in templating strategy he helped develop that may lead to new drugs and functional compounds.
BUSINESS
BUSINESS CONCENTRATES
2002 INDUSTRY SPENDING
Surveyed U.S. chemical producers show modest increase in capital spending, modest decrease in R&D investment.
DRUG DISCOVERY
To speed up reactions, Swedish firm Personal Chemistry uses traditional serial methods with controlled microwave energy.
RHODIA
Despite facing a loss for 2001, firm is confident it can bloom without merger partners.
E-BUSINESS
GOVERNMENT & POLICY
GOVERNMENT CONCENTRATES
LINDA J. FISHER
EPA's second-in-command brings her experience to bear on a number of complex issues.
HINDSIGHTS
Recent de facto changes in the rules of war concerning chemical plants are troubling.
SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY
SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY CONCENTRATES
ORGANOSILICONS
Scientists begin to decipher how living systems process silicon.
ACS NATIONAL AWARDS
2002 COPE AWARDS
Grubbs, Fürstner, Johnson, Joullié, Katritzky, Panek, Shair, Shibasaki, Williams, Wooley, and Zhang.
EMPLOYMENT
WOMEN AND THE WORKPLACE
Women chemists face obstacles and optimism as they enter and progress through chemical careers.
THE DEPARTMENTS
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NEWSCRIPTS

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