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How to Advertise News Of The Week CHEMICAL DYNAMICS CORN HAZARD? Cover Story AGBIOTECH Business RECYCLING FOAM Science & Technology GET FRESH Table of Contents September 17, 2001 Volume 79, Number 38 CENEAR 79 38 p. 3 NEWS OF THE WEEK CHEMICAL DYNAMICS NO molecules' "preferred sense of rotation" is measured. CHIP CLEANER Supercritical CO2 finds use as a photoresist stripper. SUPERFUND SETTLEMENTS Chemical, oil companies will pay $212 million for cleanups CORN POLLEN NOT A HAZARD Bt corn is not likely to harm monarch butterfly caterpillers. STEM CELL RESEARCH National Academies report provides answers to factual questions. ARSENIC'S CANCER RISK Drinking water containing as little as 3ppb poses a risk NEW ACS JOURNAL EDITOR Rutger's Michael T. Klein will lead Energy & Fuels. AUTOXIDATION INTERMEDIATE Adduct of phenolic antioxidant has three very different hydrogen bond geometries. HENKEL SELLS COGNIS Venture-capital firms paying $2.4 billion for the chemical unit. COVER STORY AGBIOTECH Through consolidation, a handful of companies are the major players in the agricultural biotech business. BUSINESS BUSINESS CONCENTRATES BRANCHING OUT European chemical complexes find new opportunities after losing major tenants. POLYURETHANE FOAM Two methods provide industry with solutions to the recycling problem GOVERNMENT & POLICY GOVERNMENT CONCENTRATES PARKINSON'S Disease's chemical culprits, pieced together, offer new insights for their regulation. STATE R&D SPENDING Kansas and Georgia spur economic development through science and technology. GOVERNMENT INSIGHTS U.S. disinterest may doom bioweapons treaty, alienate allies. SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY CONCENTRATES FRESH FOOD Scientists report advances in assessing and preserving freshness. ACCELERATOR MS Technique finds uses in fields such as medicine and environmental science. PEPTOID PROMISE Synthetic material mimics lung surfactant. METALLOCENES Researchers directly observe elusive key intermediate in alkene polymerization. ZINC PROTEINS Resarch suggests proteins may control zinc trafficking in cells. ACS NEWS STATEMENTS (PDF FILE) Candidates for president-elect and directors offer their views. TECHNOLOGY MILESTONES New exhibit debuts in Chicago. SCENES FROM CHICAGO City provides beautiful backdrop for ACS national meeting events. MEETINGS 37TH ACS WESTERN REGIONAL MEETING EMPLOYMENT BIOSCIENCES There's good news for chemists seeking jobs in biotech and pharmaceutical firms. THE DEPARTMENTS EDITOR'S PAGE LETTERS MEETING BRIEFS NEW PRODUCTS NEWSCRIPTS

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