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FERROCENE TURNS 50

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Table of Contents
December 3, 2001
Volume 79, Number 49
CENEAR 79 49 p. 3

NEWS OF THE WEEK
		REALLY BIG SYNTHESIS Japanese researchers synthesize a 3-nm-long ciguatoxin.
		FROM DATABASES TO THERAPEUTICS Incyte hires ex-DuPont execs to spearhead drug development work.
		SHAPE CONTROL Light-driven processes convert nanospheres to nanoprisms.
		ENTER THE ATTOSECOND Extremely short light pulses probe electronic processes.
		MISSING SCIENTIST Harvard biochemistry professor Don Wiley disappears in Memphis.
		MICHIGAN LANDS RESEARCH DEAL Pfizer will invest $800 million, create 600 jobs in state.
		PESTICIDE TESTING EPA is drafting proposal on use of human data to support pesticide registrations.
		HUMAN CLONING DEBATE President, senators seek ban on further work following announcement of human embryo cloning.
		HERCULES SELLS SOME ART Christie's auctions seven items from company's collection.

COVER STORY
		PERSONAL CARE Despite some concerns, industry stands behind safety and benefits of sunscreens.

BUSINESS
		BUSINESS CONCENTRATES
		CHEMICAL REGULATION European Commission involves and listens to chemical industry in developing policy on testing and labeling chemicals.
		INSIGHTS Mexico's commitment to reform its petrochemical industry is a step in the right direction.

GOVERNMENT & POLICY
		GOVERNMENT CONCENTRATES
		PHARMACEUTICALS IN GROUNDWATER Federal agencies assess hazards of drugs and their metabolites in water effluent.

SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY
		SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY CONCENTRATES
		FERROCENE TURNS 50 Discovery of seminal organometallic compound is celebrated by the Journal of Organometallic Chemistry.
		WHAT'S THAT STUFF? Spray-on products keep shower stalls shining and grime-free.

BOOKS
		"UNCLE TUNGSTEN" Oliver Sacks's anticipated memoir expounds on the neurologist's early life and love of chemistry.

ACS COMMENT
		THE CHANGING FACE OF CHEMISTRY

MEETINGS
		CALL FOR PAPERS Four ACS regional meetings scheduled for May and June 2002 seek abstracts.

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	EDITOR'S PAGE
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