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How to Advertise News Of The Week KEEPING PROTEINS STRAIGHT SEEING CLEARLY Cover Story PAINTS & COATINGS What's That Stuff? MILK ACS News FOR SCIENCE AND COUNTRY Table of Contents November 5, 2001 Volume 79, Number 45 CENEAR 79 45 p. 3 NEWS OF THE WEEK PLANNING FOR THE UNKNOWN ACC members discuss issues, including terrorism and site security. CHEMISTS REACT TO CRISIS NRC board marshals chemical expertise in response to terrorist threats. COUNTERING BIOTERRORISM Drugmakers form emergency task force to aid government efforts. PATENT DISPUTE SETTLED ExxonMobil and Chevron Phillips end legal battle over metallocene catalyst technology. LAYOFFS HIT EX-DUPONT WORKERS Bristol-Myers Squibb cuts nearly 40% of recently acquired drug unit's workforce. KEEPING PROTEINS STRAIGHT Chaperone proteins hold effector proteins in an unfolded conformation. MOORE'S GENEROUS GIFT Intel cofounder and Ph.D. chemist gives Caltech $600 million. SEEING CLEARLY Crystal structure and theoretical calculations show how potassium ions move through membrane channels. COVER STORY PAINTS & COATINGS UV-curable powder coatings offer a renaissance for the paint industry. BUSINESS BUSINESS CONCENTRATES SUNOCO'S ARISTECH Newly acquired propylene, phenol, and plastics additives business will pay off in the future. INSIGHTS Global structure of chemical industry makes narrowing trade surplus less important. GOVERNMENT & POLICY GOVERNMENT CONCENTRATES GLOBAL ECONOMY World events, locale likely to limit activity at World Trade Organization meeting this month. SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY CONCENTRATES WILLIAM KNOWLES Retired Monsanto chemist is in the limelight after winning the Nobel Prize for his work in asymmetric catalysis. WHAT'S THAT STUFF? Ultrapasteurization extends the shelf life of milk and eggs. ACS NEWS HISTORIC LANDMARK Charles Herty and the Herty Foundation are honored for contributions to the pulp and paper industry. MORE HISTORY ACS Pennsylvania sections honor Joseph Priestley and the society's 125th anniversary. THE DEPARTMENTS EDITOR'S PAGE LETTERS NEW PRODUCTS AWARDS PEOPLE NEWSCRIPTS

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