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January 19, 2004
Volume 82, Number 3 CENEAR 82 03 p. 3
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NEWS OF THE WEEK |
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JOBS SHOCK
Data show chemical employment is down amid overall job doldrums. |
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NEW CROMPTON CEO
Robert Wood takes over for industry veteran Vincent Calarco. |
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WORKPLACE CANCER STUDY
Rohm and Haas experts find its facility "a safe place to work." |
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SPACE PLAN
President Bush's vision for the future of human space travel features life sciences research. |
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HOLEY POLYMERS
Microporous solids could be suitable for separations or as reactive membranes. |
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IRAQI WEAPONS ANALYSIS
Carnegie study asserts the White House distorted threat posed by Iraq. |
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NEW STATE OF MATTER
Physicists discover a frictionless supersolid that has superfluid properties. |
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ACS SPECIAL ELECTION
Kent Voorhees joins Allen Bard and Kathleen Taylor as candidates for director-at-large. |
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FIGHTING PLAQUE
Circular depsipeptide from a soil fungus inhibits atherosclerotic plaque in mice. |
COVER STORY |
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CUSTOM CHEMICALS
Companies grapple with how best to supply the pharma industry, as technology no longer provides an easy differentiator and Asian competition grows. |
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COVER: Tetrionics photo |
GOVERNMENT & POLICY |
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GOVERNMENT CONCENTRATES |
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ENERGY BILL REDUXE
Senate once again takes up energy legislation; bill's fate hangs on two votes needed to break filibuster. |
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INSIGHTS
Europe faces many issues as it attempts to fashion a continent-wide R&D infrastructure. |
ACS NATIONAL AWARDS |
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2004 WINNERS
Angell, Gates, Lieber, Pannell, Percec, Poulter, Roush, Salamone, Tang, Van Slyke, and Zasadzinski. |
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