June 27, 2005 Vol. 83, Iss. 26

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	Table of Contents June 27, 2005 Volume 83, Number 26 p. 3
	ELECTRONIC CHEMICALS Materials suppliers for flat-panel displays strive to reduce costs; hafnium compounds may become new semiconductor component; and holographic data storage gets ready for prime time. COVER: JSR Corp. photo

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	ANTIMALARIA METHOD Variant form of hemoglobin checks expression of key malarial protein. DUST EXPLOSIONS Chemical safety board seeks ways to prevent a serious industrial safety problem. PHOTOSYNTHESIS WITHOUT SUNLIGHT Bacteria apparently exploit radiation from deep-sea hydrothermal vents. BIO 2005 Drug discovery and development dominated discussion at industry conference. INDUSTRIAL BIOTECH Cargill and Codexis reach key milestone en route to a chemical intermediate. BIOMANUFACTURING Genentech will buy Biogen Idec's newly built biopharmaceutical plant. EDUCATORS HONORED NSF recognizes seven professors for achievements in both research and teaching. LEAD-BINDING GEOMETRY Unanticipated coordination to sulfur may explain lead poisoning. CHEMISTRY OLYMPIAD Four high school students will compete for the U.S. in Taipei.

	BUSINESS CONCENTRATES IMAGE CAMPAIGN American Chemistry Council will try to improve public opinion about the chemical industry. AIR LIQUIDE French firm looks to extend its global R&D network.

	GOVERNMENT CONCENTRATES TRIAL RUN EU governments and industry prepare for implementation of REACH legislation. SAFETY RECORD Advisory panel uncovers widespread dissatisfaction with FDA's drug monitoring system.

	SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY CONCENTRATES GREEN CHEMISTRY Five companies and an individual are rewarded for efforts to develop safer production methods that generate less waste. CATALYZING Catalysis society meeting spotlights advances in environmental catalysis. BIBLE ANALYSIS Raman spectroscopy reveals pigment palette of Gutenberg Bibles. INSIGHTS One-third of scientists in a recent ethics survey admitted to questionable research practices. DIGITAL BRIEFS New Software And Websites For The Chemical Enterprise.

	LANDMARK HONORS SELMAN WAKSMAN COMMENT - ACS AUDIT COMMITTEE: AN OVERVIEW

	Isiah Warner Is 2005 Coates Awardee Bursten Receives 2005 Morley Medal WCC Travel Awards Announced Biemann Medal To Gary Van Berkel Nominations For Spencer Award Purdie Is Oklahoma Chemist For 2005 Rubber Division Seeks Nominations Nominations For Edelstein Award Nominations For Catalysis Awards Dallas-Fort Worth Section Awards

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