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April 30, 2001
Volume 79, Number 18
CENEAR 79 18 p. 3

NEWS OF THE WEEK
CHEMICAL EARNINGS
Most companies had a poor first quarter.
NOX EMISSIONS NOT ALL EQUAL
Small power plants may effectively generate more ozone than one large one.
DEGUSSA SELLS CATALYST UNIT
Business fetches $1.1 billion in two-step transaction.
CHEMICAL INDUSTRY GLOBALIZATION
OECD report prescribes expanded stewardship for a changing industry.
NAS HONORS
Brauman, Lauterbur among 18 recognized by academy for contributions to science.
AKZO EXPANDS BIOPHARM REACH
Purchase of Covance's biotech services unit will give it a U.S. beachhead.
CELEBRATING THE NOBEL PRIZE
Smithsonian Institution exhibit honors award's 100th anniversary.
DECONSTRUCTING NANOTUBES
Some that were thought to be metallic aren't; multiwalled nanotubes can be peeled.
BUSINESS
BUSINESS CONCENTRATES
CHEVRON PHILLIPS CHEMICAL
Built from the chemical businesses of two oil giants, new firm is determined to become a major player in the industry.
CHINA IS READY
Development of infrastructure in the form of industrial parks is starting to draw foreign chemical investment.
INDUSTRIAL SABBATICALS
Not just for academics, time off for professional growth rejuvenates researchers and brings new skills back to the company.
PHOSPHORIC ACID
Backed by Solvay, start-up firm will test new production process.
GOVERNMENT & POLICY
GOVERNMENT CONCENTRATES
TOXICS RELEASE INVENTORY
Emissions of listed compounds by chemical companies decline despite overall rise in release of toxic substances.
USDA BUDGET
Agency's R&D funding for fiscal 2002 falls under Bush's plan.
SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY
SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY CONCENTRATES
"OXYGEN"
The nature of scientific discovery and priority are the subjects of a new play by chemists Carl Djerassi and Roald Hoffmann.
NEAR-FIELD SPECTROSCOPY
Technique provides chemical composition and improved resolution.
NOBCChE
Maintaining tradition, black chemists organization's 28th annual conference promotes chemistry and citizenship.
INSIGHTS
MIT announces plans to post free course material on the Web.
COVER STORY
COMPUTATIONAL CHEMISTRY
New computer architectures demand new breeds of software.
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