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October 6, 2003
Volume 81, Number 40
CENEAR 81 40 p. 3

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NEWS OF THE WEEK
NATURAL GAS SUPPLY
Industry cheers two reports that urge measures to reduce U.S. natural gas prices.
SMALLPOX DRUGS
Screensaver search turns up candidates to treat potential bioweapon.
AGBIOTECH DRIVER
Crop seeds and genetic traits generate Monsanto profits.
NIH ROAD MAP
Five-year plan stresses interdisciplinary work and aims to transform agency research.
3M REFOCUSES R&D
Firm shifts its research workforce toward product development.
SPLASH OF THE TITAN
Moon of Saturn likely is dotted with pools of liquid hydrocarbons.
HEALTHY BUSINESS
New DSM division includes vitamins business from Roche.
CHIRAL SURFACES
Biomineralization method imprints features of biomolecules on inorganic structures.
"GENIUS GRANTS"
Chemists Amy C. Rosenzweig and Xiaowei Zhuang are named MacArthur Fellows.

COVER STORY
BUILDING A BETTER PROTEIN
To engineer specialized proteins, chemists combine computation and directed evolution.

BUSINESS
BUSINESS CONCENTRATES
INNOVATIVE
Dow shifts its marketing focus to leverage company know-how in product development.
C&EN TALKS WITH
Chemist-cum-manager Werner Mueller made his way back to the lab by founding his own small process R&D firm.
INSIGHTS
European industry lags behind its competitors in turning R&D into profitable innovation.
WACKER DRIVE
German chemical firm brings new technologies to American automakers.

GOVERNMENT & POLICY
GOVERNMENT CONCENTRATES
ELECTRICITY INDEPENDENCE
Combined heat and power systems may offer alternative to power grid problems.
RESEARCH COLLABORATIONS
NSF's Biocomplexity in the Environment initiative emphasizes holistic science.

SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY
SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY CONCENTRATES
ESTROGEN RISKS
DNA-damaging metabolites help explain hormone replacement therapy's link to breast cancer.
CHEMISTRY & BIOLOGY
Educators are urged to teach along the interface of the two fields.
DIGITAL BRIEFS
New Software And Website For The Chemical Enterprise
MEETINGS BRIEFS

BOOKS
Napoleon's Buttons: How 17 Molecules Changed History
THE LAST SORCERERS: The Path From Alchemy to the Periodic Table

ACS NEWS
BOARD, COUNCIL ACT IN NEW YORK
ACS Board of Directors takes the lead in conducting Society business at recent meeting.
PROJECT SEED BLOOMS
Program for economically disadvantaged students celebrates its 35th anniversary.

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