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April 9, 2001
Volume 79, Number 15
CENEAR 79 15 p. 3

NEWS OF THE WEEK
ACS MEETS IN SAN DIEGO
National meeting draws 18,000 attendees, features 7,700 papers and a 472-booth exposition.
OLFACTORY COMMUNICATION
Giant pandas utilize an odor-based message board.
WANTED: 24 MILLION HOURS OF PC TIME
Oxford group seeks screensaver time for cancer research.
2002 PRIESTLEY MEDAL WINNER
ACS's highest honor goes to longtime Texas researcher and JACS Editor Allen Bard.
EPA SCIENCE
House committee hearing elicits criticism of current research effort.
CHEMICAL BANKRUPTCIES
Borden, Grace both file--but for very different reasons.
DUPONT SHEDS 5,300 JOBS
In face of slowing economy, company is reallocating its resources.
NEW EDITOR FOR JACS
Utah's Peter Stang will take the helm in January 2002.
BUSINESS
BUSINESS CONCENTRATES
INDONESIA
Amid political turmoil, Indonesian chemical industry mostly runs as usual.
POLYCARBONATE
Growing uses for this plastic have made it one of the top three engineering polymers.
BIG THREE
Top German chemical firms report increased sales and profits in 2000, are optimistic for 2001.
MINI-TENDER
Three U.S. chemical companies are the targets of mini-tender offers; SEC regulations do little to protect investors.
E-BUSINESS
GOVERNMENT & POLICY
GOVERNMENT CONCENTRATES
CHEMICAL ACCIDENT DATA DEBATE
Conundrum continues between security issues and the public's right-to-know.
LAND MINE ALTERNATIVES
New technology to replace existing weapons is insufficient for U.S. to sign treaty by 2006 target date.
COVER STORY
BLOCKING MAD COW DISEASE
While the U.K. and continental Europe try to contain this epidemic, U.S. agencies take steps to protect Americans.
SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY
SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY CONCENTRATES
WATERWORLD
Technologies to purify saltwater, brackish water, and wastewater are being adopted to help meet municipal water needs.
ELUSIVE PRIONS
Search is on for reliable tests to detect infectious proteins believed to cause mad cow and similar diseases.
FASTER MQ-MAS
Method significantly improves sensitivity in NMR spectroscopy of quadrupolar nuclei.
AUTOMATED SYNTHESIS
Technique makes antigenic hexasaccharide in days instead of months.
PRIESTLEY MEDAL ADDRESS
SERVICE TO AND FROM CHEMISTRY
2001 Priestley Medalist Fred Basolo recounts his early life and professional career.
BOOKS
"PANDORA'S PICNIC BASKET"
Author hopes to educate readers in debate over genetically modified foods.
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