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How to Advertise News of the Week CRYSTALLINE FRAMEWORKS POLICY ON ACS JOURNAL ARCHIVES Cover Story SOAPS & DETERGENTS Business THE NEW CIBA Science & Technology WOMEN IN CHEMISTRY Table of Contents January 21, 2002 Volume 80, Number 3 CENEAR 80 3 p. 3 NEWS OF THE WEEK CRYSTALLINE FRAMEWORKS New family of highly porous materials shows potential for gas storage. GREEN LIGHT FOR YUCCA MOUNTAIN Abraham's decision sparks renewed efforts by Nevada to kill waste-site project. FINE CHEMICALS LOSING THEIR LUSTER ISP and Eastman shed facilities once considered jewels. CHANGES AFOOT AT NIH HHS plan to consolidate legislative and public affairs activities is among issues facing institute. SPACE CARBONATES Calcite and dolomite are found in dust shells surrounding two ancient stars. DOUBLE-BARRELED ION CHANNEL Hourglass shape with positively charged internal surfaces attracts chloride ions. WILEY'S DEATH RULED ACCIDENTAL Harvard biochemist likely fell from bridge while checking his damaged car. POLICY ON ACS JOURNAL ARCHIVES Institutions will pay a fee for access to issues going back to 1879. U.S. LOSES TRADE CASE WTO rules corporate tax break illegal. COVER STORY SOAPS & DETERGENTS Household cleaning product makers seek to leverage innovation across markets; surfactant producers continued to suffer from low profit margins in 2001. BUSINESS BUSINESS CONCENTRATES THE NEW CIBA Under CEO Armin Meyer, company has restructured, emphasizing speed and innovation. GOVERNMENT & POLICY GOVERNMENT CONCENTRATES NIGMS AT 40 NIH unit continues to push research frontiers. INSIGHTS Low presidential priority for science and technology delays filling of top science policy posts. SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY CONCENTRATES HIDING IN PLAIN SIGHT "Atomic XAFS" yields new chemical information from previously neglected region of X-ray absorption spectrum. SUGAR CONNECTION Carbohydrate ligands play a role in antibody production and bacterial migration. WOMEN IN CHEMISTRY UC Berkeley's Carolyn Bertozzi uses her organic chemistry training to unravel biological problems. CARBOHYDRATE VACCINES Researchers accelerate process for automated synthesis of oligosaccharides for medical applications. BOOKS CHEMICAL INDUSTRY'S VERY HUMAN FOREBEARS ACS COMMENT IS THERE STILL A NEED FOR THE WCC? ACS NATIONAL AWARDS 2002 WINNERS Lemal, Lester, Lunsford, Marshall, Matyjaszewski, McGrath, McVicker, Meyer, Myers, and Oka. MEETINGS 223RD ACS NATIONAL MEETING Listing of technical symposia; special events, social events, and workshops for Orlando; registration and housing forms. THE DEPARTMENTS EDITOR'S PAGE LETTERS NEWSCRIPTS

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