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July 2, 2001
Volume 79, Number 27
CENEAR 79 27 p. 1

NEWS OF THE WEEK
NEW HEAD FOR OSTP
Bush chooses physicist and Brookhaven director as his chief science adviser.
PROBLEM SOLVING FOR PAY
Lilly launches online scientific forum for "talented minds."
GO WITH THE FLOW
Microfluidics technique allows study of intracellular migration.
ACC & APC TALK MERGER
Leading chemical, plastics trade groups consider joining forces.
U.S. LOSES TRADE CASE
World Trade Organization ruling threatens tax breaks for chemical and other exports.
CONJUGATED POLYMERS
Untangling intermolecular from intramolecular interactions.
NANOTUBES
Experiments show small diameter is key to high superconducting temperature.
NO MORE WASHING
Windowpanes coated with clear titanium dioxide repel dust and grime.
COVER STORY
INDUSTRIOUS WOMEN
Fran Keeth, new president and CEO of Shell Chemical LP, is first woman head of a major chemical firm; but getting to the top is still tough.
BUSINESS
BUSINESS CONCENTRATES
NEW FOCUS FOR NOVEON
President and CEO envisions the company as a successful stand-alone operation.
DRIVING FORCE
Crompton Corp.'s executives want to make its polymer additives division the broadest supplier.
INSIGHTS
Companies may take on new names or descriptions, but aren't they still chemical producers?
GOVERNMENT & POLICY
GOVERNMENT CONCENTRATES
RAILROAD WOES
Chemical industry shippers, rail industry are dissatisfied with new merger regulations.
SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY
SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY CONCENTRATES
GOING FOR THE GREEN
Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge Awards recognize innovations that promote pollution prevention.
H-BOND STRUCTURAL CONSTANTS
New parameters will aid screening for drugs and agrochemical leads.
WHAT'S THAT STUFF?
Fireworks thrill and delight--and they keep getting better, thanks to good chemistry.
BOOKS
"MAUVE"
William Henry Perkin's biographer argues that the noted organic chemist's serendipitous discovery changed the world.
MEETINGS
2001 MEETINGS & EVENTS
2002 MEETINGS & EVENTS
EMPLOYMENT
WOMEN IN INDUSTRY
Despite a dearth of women atop the corporate ladder, those in middle management are enjoying their careers.
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