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FALSE POSITIVES EXPLAINED

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NORMAN HACKERMAN

Table of Contents
April 1, 2002
Volume 80, Number 13
CENEAR 80 13 p. 3

NEWS OF THE WEEK
		FALSE POSITIVES EXPLAINED What look like promising drug leads may just be useless aggregates.
		BUSH FILLS TOP HEALTH POSTS Radiologist is tapped to head NIH; trauma surgeon named surgeon general.
		PEMEX AIMS HIGH Bold expansion plans may put Mexican petrochemicals back on track.
		HOW ICE IS MADE Water goes from liquid to crystalline in four steps.
		CLEARER AIR AHEAD? Court upholds EPA's five-year-old rules limiting ozone and particulate emissions.
		CELESTIAL CHEMISTRY Amino acids can form on ice grains in interstellar clouds.
		SETTLEMENT QUESTIONED Local citizens, Alabama officials criticize EPA's PCB cleanup order for Solutia.
		HYBRID SOLAR CELL Inorganic-organic composite can be "painted on."
		LESS AT THE TOP DuPont's Holliday, Dow's Parker take compensation cut.

COVER STORY
		PHARMACEUTICAL OUTSOURCING Fine chemicals makers tread a fine line between supplying to big drug firms and their generic competition.

BUSINESS
		BUSINESS CONCENTRATES
		DOW CORNING Company is set to emerge from bankruptcy reorganization with new energy.

GOVERNMENT & POLICY
		GOVERNMENT CONCENTRATES
		A CHEMIST'S PASSIONS Barbara Hatch Rosenberg's involvement in arms control issues has led to current scrutiny of FBI's investigation of anthrax attacks.
		EPA TACKLES BAD DATA Fraudulent and sloppy data used for regulation can undermine public health.

SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY
		SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY CONCENTRATES
		NORMAN HACKERMAN Prolific chemist and university administrator is still going strong at age 90.
		THE SIMPLEST REACTION New experiment matches quantum theory predictions for hydrogen-exchange reactions.
		LOKER INSTITUTE CELEBRATION University of Southern California commemorates 25th anniversary of an innovative center for hydrocarbon research.

ACS NEWS
		ACS HONORS ITS 50-YEAR MEMBERS

MEETINGS
		34TH GREAT LAKES REGIONAL MEETING

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	EDITOR'S PAGE
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