Table of Contents November 2001
VOL. 31, NO. 11		DEPARTMENTS
STARTING THE PROCESS Can corporate innovation champions survive? A recent study of corporate innovation champions has yielded valuable insights and knowledge that can be used to plan and execute innovation programs better in the future. Jack Hipple, David Hardy, Steven A. Wilson, James Michalski ENABLING SCIENCE Using “corrosion” to make ceramics Form a metal precursor into a complex shape, oxidize it, and get a ceramic with the same shape and dimensions. Laurel M. Sheppard DEVELOPING TECHNOLOGY Combinatorial chemistry moves beyond pharmaceuticals A new technology is redefining the way materials and catalysts are discovered and developed. Norman De Lue SUCCEEDING IN THE MARKETPLACE The changing shape of pharmaceutical R&D The data are pouring in faster than ever. Pharmaceutical research groups are changing the way they use information technology to keep up. David Nicolaides		Chemist at Large Leading the Way From Chile to cheese country Sandra Ríos Heart Cut Patent Watch Management Insights Creativity in organizations can be measured and acquired Nel M. Mostert, Lot H. Frijling Legal Insights The solo inventor strikes back Kendrew H. Colton Viewpoint It’s the Sun that makes it hot Jay Lehr, Richard S. Bennett Touring the Net Nano in the news Nancy K. McGuire In Box The Last Word No sauce?—Your loss Debra A. Schwartz This issue's cartoons
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