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May 14, 2001
Volume 79, Number 20
CENEAR 79 20 p. 3

NEWS OF THE WEEK
HELP FOR CHEMICAL INDUSTRY'S IMAGE
ACC's new ad campaign stresses "chemistry" in lieu of "chemical."
EXECUTIVE SHIFT
Dow's Joyce Jumps Ship To Hercules.
COLD STORAGE
Device maintains dense packets of neutral molecules in circular orbits.
SMITHSONIAN REORGANIZES
Materials research center axed, panel of scientists will evaluate other actions.
GREENER ROUTE TO PROPYLENE OXIDE
Novel catalytic system meets goal of a more economical and environmentally friendly process.
PHOTONIC DESIGN
Blueprint for band gap materials draws on unconventional crystal structure.
GETTING A STAKE IN A RIVAL
Novartis buys 20% of Roche for $2.8 billion.
ACTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE
Ford details its CO2 emissions, announces plans for cutting them.
PRINCETON PICKS A PRESIDENT
Molecular biologist Shirley Tilghman will be school's first woman head.
GLOBAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY WEEK
"Science Guy" Bill Nye does his thing at ACS, on Capitol Hill.
BUSINESS
BUSINESS CONCENTRATES
PALLADIUM MEDAL
Dow Chemical's William Stavropoulos receives 2001 award.
IN-COSMETICS SHOW
Organic sunscreen concerns, corporate reorganization top discussions at this year's gathering.
BIOTECH & EUROPE
Although experiencing explosive growth, Europe still lags behind the U.S. in total revenue, employees.
BASF AND BAYER IN CHINA
Both companies have their eyes on Shanghai for new polyurethane plants.
E-BUSINESS
GOVERNMENT & POLICY
GOVERNMENT CONCENTRATES
PESTICIDES
EPA, environmental groups, and the pesticide industry differ widely on how well pesticides are being reassessed.
BUSH ENERGY PLAN
Administration intends to avoid electricity blackouts and rising fuel prices by producing more energy.
EPA'S BUDGET
Agency science and technology funding would drop 23% under President Bush's proposed budget for fiscal 2002.
SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY
SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY CONCENTRATES
PROTEIN ENGINEERING
Polyfluorination of amino acid side chains of peptides does not disrupt structure but dramatically increases peptide stability.
CHEMICAL HINDSIGHTS
Study shows that Asian Americans face racial stereotyping and bias.
COVER STORY
CHIRAL CHEMISTRY
Driven by the needs of the drug industry and fueled by the ingenuity of chemists, sales of single-enantiomer chiral compounds continue to grow.
BOOKS
"THE DOOR IN THE DREAM"
A series of profiles provides a glimpse into lives of elite cadre of women scientists.
ACS COMMENT
CHEMRAWN XIV, CONGRESS ON GREEN CHEMISTRY
AWARDS
GORDON MOORE AWARDED THE OTHMER GOLD MEDAL
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