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How to Advertise News of the Week UNCLUMPING NANOTUBES CELEBRATING OXYGEN Cover Story MATERIALS FOR SPORTS Business POLYESTER TAKEOVER Government PESTICIDE ASSESSMENT Table of Contents February 4, 2002 Volume 80, Number 5 CENEAR 80 5 p. 3 NEWS OF THE WEEK STATE OF THE UNION Bush says U.S. must focus on national, homeland, and economic security. NANO BUILDING BLOCKS Polyvalent virus particles with tailored reactivities form highly ordered arrays. ENRON'S IMPACT Senators are told Enron's collapse had almost no effect on energy consumers. SLIM IS BEST FOR CATALYSIS Bimetallic platinum/nickel catalyst is most efficient when nickel layer is thin. WARNING ISSUED ON PLASTICIZER Health Canada report says DEHP should not be in medical devices used to treat vulnerable populations. UNCLUMPING NANOTUBES Attaching large organic groups is key to solubility. MERCK SHEDS MEDCO Firm to spin off profitable pharmacy benefits unit to concentrate on drugs. IMPROVED OUTLOOK Chemical companies expect sales and earnings growth in 2002. CELEBRATING OXYGEN Air Products takes special note of 02/02/02. COVER STORY MATERIALS FOR SPORTS Athletes at the 2002 Winter Olympics will reap the benefits of performance equipment made from high-tech materials. BUSINESS BUSINESS CONCENTRATES POLYESTER TAKEOVER DAK Americas plans to make a profit on polyester resins and fibers at a time when the sector is slow. SHELL IN ASIA New structure stresses minimizing costs by procuring inexpensive feedstocks. JON HUNTSMAN C&EN talks with founder and chairman of Huntsman Corp., who puts company's financial woes in context. GOVERNMENT & POLICY GOVERNMENT CONCENTRATES DATA-QUALITY STANDARDS Federal guidelines will improve quality of information but establish new avenue for legal challenges. PESTICIDE ASSESSMENT EPA reaches some general conclusions regarding acceptable pesticide tolerance levels. SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY CONCENTRATES REFINING C–H BOND ACTIVATION Iridium catalyst systems hold promise for improved C–C coupling reactions. ACS COMMENT WE WANT YOU! SPEAK UP FOR SCIENCE ACS NEWS PROJECT SEED ACS announces scholarship winners. ACS NATIONAL AWARDS 2002 WINNERS Scoles, Tilley, Toste, Trost, Tsien, Vora, Werner, and Yeung. THE DEPARTMENTS EDITOR'S PAGE LETTERS NEW PRODUCTS NEWSCRIPTS

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