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Determining Enantioselectivity

Gene-modified Primate

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Carol Browner

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Synchrotron Radiation Shines

Table of Contents
January 15, 2001
Volume 79, Number 3
CENEAR 79 3 p. 3

NEWS OF THE WEEK
		Determining Enantioselectivity New technique allows rapid screening of the handedness of arrays of chiral molecules.
		Electronic Preprints ACS journal editors agree to reject manuscripts previously posted online.
		Gene-modified Primate First genetically modified male rhesus monkey.
		Unimolecular Metal First synthetic metal built from single neutral component.
		Sinopec Sets Huge Layoff Chinese chemical firm's five-year plan calls for shedding 100,000 workers.
		PCB Dredging NAS report provides framework, but no preferred technology for cleanups.
		Split Decisions Lawsuits over gene sequencing technology.
		House Leaders Turn Over Because of GOP term limits, most committees have new chairmen as Congress convenes.
		Halting Nuclear Explosions Test ban is verifiable, compatible with an adequate nuclear defense, report says.
		ACS Special Election A vacancy on the board of directors.

BUSINESS
		Business Concentrates
		Chemical Market Chemical firm stocks outperformed drug and biotech stocks.

PRODUCT REPORT
		COVER STORY Soaps & Detergents Feeling the pinch of the tightening economy, industry looks to detergent additives and new leadership for help.
		Additives: Where All The Magic Is Detergent additive makers take their cues from industry leader Procter & Gamble
		SDA Reorganizes For The Future On 75th anniversary, science and education remain at the heart of its mission

GOVERNMENT & POLICY
		Government Concentrates
		Carol Browner's Legacy At EPA Reflections on Environmental Protection Agency chief's eight-year tenure.
		Government Insights Federal agencies should enjoy the bounty of research funds while they last.

SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY
		Science/Technology Concentrates
		E-Paper Emerging plastic technology combines the best features of ordinary paper and computer displays.
		Synchrotron Radiation Shines Ultrabright, focused light is becoming an essential tool for crystallography, spectroscopy, and surface science.
		Drug Uptake Transporters enter cells and tissues with ease, enhancing drug delivery.

EDUCATION
		Education Concentrates

ACS NATIONAL AWARDS
		2001 Winners Gutierrez, Hoffmann, Horvàth, Jacobsen, Karplus, Klemperer, Lee, Marks, Michl, Zanni, and Neumark.

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