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September 16, 2002
Volume 80, Number 37
CENEAR 80 37 p. 1

NEWS OF THE WEEK
STRUCTUREFUNCTION
Tumor suppressor protein repairs double-strand breaks in DNA.
IRAQ'S WEAPONS
Sizable stocks of chemical and biological arms remain, nuclear capability is a threat.
PVC MEDICAL DEVICES
FDA recommends limiting patients' exposure to devices containing DEHP
DOW REORGANIZES
"Market-facing" businesses dispersed to other units.
SENSITIVE SENSOR
Lanthanide luminescent sensor detects active form of aspirin.
GENENTECH WINS ONE, LOSES ONE
Patent decision is in company's favor, clinical trial is not.
DRUG APPROVAL
FDA moves review of biologics to its main drug division.
ASBESTOS SNARL
Companies seek to halt huge trial beginning soon.
ACS ELECTION
Dennis Chamot wins seat on board of directors.

COVER STORY
COMPUTERS IN THE CLASSROOM
Students learn the tools and techniques of computation and modeling with software and online educational systems.

BUSINESS
BUSINESS CONCENTRATES
PRAXAIR
Gas maker hopes its diverse holdings and innovative technology will keep it growing.
GERMAN BIOTECH
Industries join in lobbying government for consistent, practical policies.

GOVERNMENT & POLICY
GOVERNMENT CONCENTRATES
CHEMICAL SAFETY BOARD, TAKE TWO
Now complete and energetic, board aims to increase its output, visibility, and accident prevention.
INSIGHTS
Rapid rate of population growth impedes U.S. from reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY
SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY CONCENTRATES
BIOORGANOMETALLIC CHEMISTRY
Nascent field may yield important compounds related to medicine, catalysis, and sensing.
FINE-TUNING CATALYSTS
Improving catalysts at the nanoscale leads to large-scale benefits in efficiency and yield.
IMMUNOSUPPRESSANTS
Crystal structure of complicated drug-protein-enzyme complex is deciphered.

EDUCATION
WHAT INDUSTRY WANTS
St. Paul-based Hamline University changes its science curriculum to better prepare students for industrial employers.

BOOKS
"THE ROAD TO STOCKHOLM"
Wide-ranging motivations and personalities of Nobel scientists are revealed.

AWARDS
ACS RECOGNIZES EIGHT NEWSMAKERS

ACS NEWS
ELECTION STATEMENTS
Candidates for president-elect and directors offer their views for upcoming balloting.

MEETINGS
ACS MIDWEST REGIONAL MEETING

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EDITOR'S PAGE
LETTERS

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