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December 9, 2002
Volume 80, Number 49
CENEAR 80 49 p. 1

NEWS OF THE WEEK
POWERFUL ELECTRON DONOR
Ditungsten paddlewheel complex is easier to oxidize than cesium.
MOUSE AND RAT GENOMES
DNA sequences of scientists' favorite rodents will illuminate human disease.
SNPE RESTRUCTURING
Texas phosgene facility to be closed by the end of 2002.
SOLUTIA SELLING BIG UNIT TO UCB
Resins, adhesives, and additives are moving to Belgian firm.
ASBESTOS CLAIMS
Two owners of former W.R. Grace businesses are caught up in settlements.
BILIRUBIN'S ROLE
Heme degradation product acts in redox cycle that protects cells against oxidative attack.
AG BIOTECH
European council adopts strict labeling law for genetically modified food and feed.
SONOCHEMISTRY
Ultrasound drives polymerizations in high-pressure liquid CO2.
WATER POLLUTION
EPA may revise industry-specific regulations controlling discharges.

COVER STORY
HOMELAND SECURITY
New Cabinet-level agency will call on scientists and engineers to develop technologies to prevent, protect against, and respond to acts of terrorism.

BUSINESS
BUSINESS CONCENTRATES
JAPAN'S R&D FIX
Country plans numerous initiatives to increase industrial applications of Japanese science.
MITSUBISHI MAKEOVER
As chemical firm struggles under the economy, MIT's George Stephanopoulos helps refocus company's R&D direction.
AG CHEMICALS
European Union directive leads to removal from the market of many home and garden pest-control substances.
HONEYWELL LIFE SCIENCE
The business' global leader, Todd McGee, says firm is still a committed supplier of fine chemicals and active pharmaceutical ingredients.
E-BUSINESS
News Updates For The World Of Business Online.

GOVERNMENT & POLICY
GOVERNMENT CONCENTRATES
NANOTECHNOLOGY FUTURE
Latest scientific revolution is under scrutiny amid concerns over its potential impacts.

SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY
SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY CONCENTRATES
MEETING EARTH'S CHALLENGES
National Research Council workshop focuses on environmental topics of interest to chemists.
VICTORIA BRAGIN
C&EN talks with Van Cliburn piano competition cowinner and chemistry educator.

ACS COMMENT
REINVENTING CHEMICAL EDUCATION

ACS NEWS
ACS PARAGON SYSTEM
New journal manuscript submission system promises easier online filing for authors

THE DEPARTMENTS

EDITOR'S PAGE

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AWARDS
PEOPLE

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