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June 17, 2002
Volume 80, Number 24
CENEAR 80 24 p. 1

NEWS OF THE WEEK
MOLECULAR ELECTRONICS
In latest devices, one molecule of a transition-metal organic complex dictates electronic properties.
UNEMPLOYMENT SURGES
Latest ACS survey shows 3.3% of members are unemployed.
POLYMER NANOTUBES
New method yields nanoscale structures from polymers and blends.
VIBRANT BIOTECHNOLOGY
Business fundamentals are strong, despite the challenging environment.
DUPONT'S POMPTON LAKES TRIAL
Jurors award $380,000 to three of 10 plaintiffs in pollution case.
SAFEGUARDING AMERICA
Science and technology would play a major role in a new Department of Homeland Security.
OPTICAL TWEEZER TRAPS DENDRIMERS
Two light beams are used to manipulate fluorescent aggregates.
ACS BOARD CHANGES
Board member Joan Shields resigns to accept appointment on Governing Board for Publishing.

COVER STORY
ENDOHEDRAL FULLERENES
They aren't easy to prepare or study, but researchers are getting closer to understanding and exploiting the unique properties of these fascinating molecules.

BUSINESS
BUSINESS CONCENTRATES
CONTRACT CHEMISTRY
Firms providing chemistry services to the drug industry are still experiencing growing pains.
HONEYWELL'S HARD TIMES
Specialty Materials Group CEO Nance Dicciani plans for new growth in difficult market.
ACC'S NEW INITIATIVE
American Chemistry Council embarks on program to improve industry's public image.

GOVERNMENT & POLICY
GOVERNMENT CONCENTRATES
EPA'S NEW LAB
"Green" building in Research Triangle Park consolidates workspace of scientists previously separated.
TWO-EDGED SWORD
Biotechnology field is urged to ensure balance between national security and legitimate research.
GREAT LAKES'S STATUS
Coordinating efforts of various agencies has slowed the cleanup.
INSIGHTS
This year's Toxics Release Inventory is especially difficult to decipher.

SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY
SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY CONCENTRATES
CHIRAL CATALYSISNonlinear effects in asymmetric reactions create surprises in both reaction yields and rates.
PROTEIN ELECTROSTATICS
Researchers develop novel amino acid for probing polarity and solvation properties.

ACS COMMENT
THE 'THREE R'S' FOR TECHNICIANS

ACS NEWS
IOTA SIGMA PI CELEBRATES CENTENNIAL
WINNERS OF THE NATIONAL CHEMISTRY WEEK CONTESTS
2003 ACS DUES AND ALLOCATIONS INCREASE

224TH ACS NATIONAL MEETING
PRELIMINARY PROGRAM
Listing of technical symposia, presidential and social events, and workshops for Boston (Aug. 18–22); registration and housing information.

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