Today's Chemist at Work: January 2002 TOC

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January 2002

	Focus: Pharmaceuticals
			Concocting combinatorials: Chemistry in drug development Biology takes a back seat once the business of organic synthesis begins. Mark S. Lesney
			Clinical atomic spectroscopy Determining the link between trace metals and human disease Robert J. Thomas

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For Openers
Harry and Oliver
James F. Ryan

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Computers in Chemistry
LIMS in the academic world
This valuable research tool flourishes in the commercial sector, yet in the academic sector it sits untapped.
Douglas Perry

Instruments & Applications
Drugmakers come into the cold
Temperature-modulated differential scanning calorimetry optimizes freeze-drying in drug formulation and preparation.
Leonard C. Thomas, Roger L. Blaine, and George Dallas

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Regulations and You
Cutting Chemical Hazards
The FQPA attempts to safeguard both workers and consumers from excessive pesticide exposure.
Helen Gillespie

Chemistry Chronicles
It was all about alkali
The world’s industrial chemical enterprise developed from the Leblanc process.
David M. Kiefer

PITTCON 2002

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