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How to Advertise News Of The Week PHOTONIC CRYSTALS Cover Story SPECIALTY CHEMICALS Government POLLUTION CONTROL Science & Technology BIOINORGANIC CHEMISTRY Employment CUSTOMER SERVICE Table of Contents November 19, 2001 Volume 79, Number 47 CENEAR 79 47 p. 3 NEWS OF THE WEEK CLIMATE NEGOTIATIONS Binding rules for reducing emissions of greenhouse gases are drafted. GERMAN RESULTS Divestitures buoy BASF, but it's red ink at Bayer and Degussa. BUSY WEEK FOR HENKEL Earnings are up, restructuring is set, and Cognis is sold. CATALYSIS UP CLOSE Atomic resolution technique probes catalytic activity during reaction. UNDERGRADUATE EDUCATION New, $300,000 NSF director's award recognizes integration of teaching and research. ASSESSING VULNERABILITY Sandia Labs' risk-assessment tool scores potential threats to chemical companies. PHOTONIC CRYSTALS Self-assembled on silicon wafers, materials exhibit optical properties. R&D FUNDING ON AN UPSWING Congress sets increases for NSF, EPA, and NASA in fiscal 2002. COVER STORY SPECIALTY CHEMICALS Electronics sector is experiencing an unprecedented slowdown, yet companies are not cutting R&D budgets, especially for dielectric materials and organic light-emitting diodes. BUSINESS BUSINESS CONCENTRATES CHEMICAL EARNINGS Slowing economies and world events helped create dismal third-quarter figures. DRUG EARNINGS Despite a few poor performers, pharmaceuticals see continued growth. LEVERAGING R&D InnoCentive's website offering cash awards to chemists for solving synthetic problems is off to a strong start. GOVERNMENT & POLICY GOVERNMENT CONCENTRATES POLLUTION CONTROL Several issues forestall a multiple-pollutant approach to regulating air emissions. INSIGHTS Presidential fast tracking of trade deals is stuck in Congress yet again. SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY CONCENTRATES BIOINORGANIC CHEMISTRY Metalloproteins take center stage at meeting in Florence, Italy. PERSPECTIVE Analysis suggests the underrepresentation of women on university chemistry faculties is not due to a leaky pipeline. BOOKS "MATERIALS MATTER" Comprehensive book links chemistry and engineering of materials to sustainable development. EMPLOYMENT CUSTOMER SERVICE Chemical employers seek chemists for jobs in applications development and technical service. THE DEPARTMENTS EDITOR'S PAGE LETTERS DIGITAL BRIEFS AWARDS PEOPLE NEWSCRIPTS

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