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August 26, 2002
Volume 80, Number 34
CENEAR 80 34 p. 3

NEWS OF THE WEEK
GLOBALIZATION
Sustainability is key to growth in the chemical industry.
OLED INVESTMENTS
Firms hike their stakes in display technology.
EUROPEAN FLOODS
Chemical firms escape largely unscathed.
CHIRALITY
Tiny impurities may have induced the left-handed nature of biological molecules.
ENGINEERED FAUNA
NRC report explores potential problems posed by biotech animals.
UN SUMMIT
Meeting focuses on developing resources to alleviate poverty.
DNA-DIRECTED
Templates steer multistep syntheses of small organic molecules.
CANCER KILLER
Compound delivers therapeutic amounts of boron to tumor cells.
CHEMICAL ACCIDENT
Explosion at Korean adhesives plant kills three, injures 12.
ACS NATIONAL MEETING
Presidential symposia highlight diversity.

COVER STORY
DRUG DELIVERY
Scientists are refining old materials and exploring a wide variety of new ones to address next-generation drug delivery needs.

BUSINESS
BUSINESS CONCENTRATES
COSTLY CATALYSTS
Suppliers of catalytic converters struggle with the high price of precious metals as one newcomer stirs up the industry.
CHINA'S LEGAL SYSTEM
Foreign firms learn to thrive within the country's rule of law.
REACHING OUT
Chemical industry will seek a role in alleviating Third World poverty through sustainable development at the Johannesburg summit.

GOVERNMENT & POLICY
GOVERNMENT CONCENTRATES
STATE BUDGET CUTS AT UNIVERSITIES
Though cutbacks aren't as bad as projected, many public schools wrangle with deficits in wake of reduced state dollars.
BUDGET CRUNCH
Congress has yet to pass a single spending bill for fiscal 2003.

SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY
SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY CONCENTRATES
DUKE'S FIRST-YEAR STRUGGLE
Experimental freshman chemistry course is put on hold after a frustrating launch.
WOMEN IN CHEMISTRY
Valerie Sheares at Iowa State University balances teaching, service, and research.
INSIGHTS
New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, is developing a forward-looking chemistry program in its high desert environs.

BOOKS
AN INTERWOVEN TALE OF BHOPAL

ACS COMMENT
IT'S TIME FOR A CENTER FOR THE PUBLIC IMAGE OF CHEMISTRY

MEETINGS
CALL FOR PAPERS
Topics, abstract submission instructions for ACS national meetings.

THE DEPARTMENTS

EDITOR'S PAGE
LETTERS
DIGITAL BRIEFS
ACS NEWS

NEWSCRIPTS



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DUKE UNIVERSITY

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NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY

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