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July 22, 2002
Volume 80, Number 29
CENEAR 80 29 p. 3

NEWS OF THE WEEK
PFIZER VAULTS TO THE TOP
Acquisition of Pharmacia will make it global drug industry's largest company.
NEW LASER TOOL
First coherent extreme ultraviolet laser fits on a benchtop.
CHEMISTRY OLYMPIAD
China's team sweeps the field at 34th annual competition.
PROTEIN SPLICING
Small molecules change proteins' function by altering their sequence.
ACS ELECTION
Nalley is petition candidate for post of 2003 president-elect.
HEAVY-ELEMENT FRAUD
Lawrence Berkeley Lab fires scientist for faking data that led to elements 116 and 118.
SECURITY STRATEGY
White House plan outlines critical role for R&D in homeland defense.
DRUGS FROM GREEN PLANTS
Companies jockey for position as they scale up production processes.

COVER STORY
FINE CHEMICALS
Although still suffering from overcapacity and low demand, this industry will fare a little better than it did in 2001.

BUSINESS
BUSINESS CONCENTRATES
SELLING NANOTECH
Turning nanoscience into viable business models means first overcoming technological and financial hurdles.
DUPONT TRIAL
Jury finds in favor of three of 10 plaintiffs, but firm stands behind its Pompton Lakes, N.J., cleanup actions and is appealing.
TRADE DEFICIT
Although the value of U.S. chemical imports will be greater than that of exports in 2002, the news isn't all bad.
ACROSS THE BORDER
DuPont Canada takes advantage of being both a DuPont subsidiary and a publicly traded company.

GOVERNMENT & POLICY
GOVERNMENT CONCENTRATES
HOMELAND SECURITY
Role of science and technology in counterbioterrorism is explored in NRC report.

SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY
SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY CONCENTRATES
MIMICKING HYDROGENASE
Enzyme's complex method of oxidizing hydrogen may give industry some ideas for cheaper catalysts.

EDUCATION
SUSTAINABILITY FOCUS
University of Michigan adds advanced study in environmental sustainability to its engineering programs.

ACS NEWS
COUNCIL PREVIEW
Actions in Boston could increase number of councilors on two committees, allow non-U.S. residents to become society affiliates.

ACS COMMENT
CHEMISTRY NEEDS A NEW IMAGE

224TH ACS NATIONAL MEETING
TECHNICAL PROGRAM & EXPOSITION
Highlights, listing of technical presentations, and description of exhibitors in Boston, Aug. 18–22.

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