November 23, 2009

ACS Comment: Chemistry Ambassadors: Minding The Gap And Filling It (Member Content)

Gains In Chemistry Grads Persist (Member Content)

Strong trend of rising bachelor's degrees continues, graduate awards slow.

ACS President Opens Dialogue With High School (Member Content)

ACS, RSC Collaborate On Symposium (Member Content)

Put Green Chemistry On The Map (Member Content)

November 16, 2009

SCI Scholars Program Offers Industrial Internships (Member Content)

Chemistry Olympian In Congressional Record (Member Content)

ACS Board Approves 299 Grants (Member Content)

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November 23, 2009

Breakthroughs In Spanish Biotech (Member Content)

PharmaMar and Genetrix score in a sector of reticent investors and business-resistant academics.

Tall Challenge For Pine Chemicals (Member Content)

Clean energy legislation threatens industries based on renewable biomass.

Upscale Market Beckons (Member Content)

Lured by newly affluent consumers, international firms beef up drug manufacturing capabilities in China.

Business Concentrates (Member Content)

November 16, 2009

Some Good News In Third Quarter (Member Content)

Chemical earnings are still weak, but quarter-over-quarter comparison is encouraging.

A Mixed Bag From Pharma (Member Content)

U.S. companies saw limited growth in third-quarter sales, while flu therapies boosted European results.

The Problem With Butter Flavor (Member Content)

Accused by some of causing lung disease, diacetyl is the subject of widespread lawsuits.

Business Concentrates (Member Content)

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November 23, 2009

Geoengineering Steps Toward Reality (Member Content)

Once viewed skeptically, plans for intentional intervention in earth's climate gain traction.

Government & Policy Concentrates (Member Content)

November 16, 2009

Protecting Innovation (Member Content)

Supreme Court ruling will impact process patents in biomedicine and technology.

A Hostile Workplace (Member Content)

William Paterson University faces charges of gender harassment, discrimination in its chemistry department.

Exploring the 'Double Bind' (Member Content)

Symposium explores contributions of race, ethnicity, and gender to science's demographics.

Government & Policy Concentrates (Member Content)

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November 23, 2009

Hot Flashes: Still A Mystery (Member Content)

Researchers develop new treatments without fully understanding this common symptom of menopause.

Inside Instrumentation (Member Content)

Technology and Business news for the laboratory world.

Science & Technology Concentrates (Member Content)

November 16, 2009

Prelude To A Kiss Of Death (Member Content)

Targeting early steps in protein disposal could lead to drugs for cancer and more.

Ubiquitin Tagging On Demand

Having the right tools is the key to understanding ubiquitination, or the tagging of proteins with ubiquitin that marks them for disposal.

Reintroducing Thorium (Member Content)

A largely forgotten natural resource holds vast nuclear power potential.

Electron-Transfer Proteins Tweaked (Member Content)

Modifications for better control of redox potential and reactivity.

Science & Technology Concentrates (Member Content)

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It's Elemental: The Periodic Table

NCW kicks off this week with the theme "Chemistry—It's Elemental!".

Pfizer Slashes R&D

Company to close six research sites and consolidate others as part of integration with Wyeth.

Light Walks Oil Drops Across Water

Chemists use the power of light to control surface tension and drive liquid droplets across a liquid surface.

A New Blue

Inorganic Chemistry: Mn-based chromophore points to more planet-friendly pigments.

Stretching Tires' Magic Triangle

Chemical companies hope their innovations can improve the environmental performance of tires without sacrificing safety and durability.

Sneaky Solar

Solar energy developers seek to move beyond clunky rooftop panels.

Hydrogen Blast Leads To Refinery Shutdown

Investigation: Chemical Safety Board urges Utah plant to shutter operations, document safety.

Water, Water Everywhere—Even On The Moon

Space Science: Researchers confirm that there is water on the moon.

Covalent Gold

Chemical Bonding: Study firms up knowledge on the true nature of gold's bonding.

Courting Generation Y

Companies revamp programs to attract and retain young superstars.

Pfizer Slashes R&D

Company to close six research sites and consolidate others as part of integration with Wyeth.

A Hostile Workplace

William Paterson University faces charges of gender harassment, discrimination in its chemistry department.

Reintroducing Thorium (Member Content)

A largely forgotten natural resource holds vast nuclear power potential.

Clorox To Stop Using Chlorine

Plant Security: Bleach maker will end shipment of hazardous chemical.

A New Blue

Inorganic Chemistry: Mn-based chromophore points to more planet-friendly pigments.

Prelude To A Kiss Of Death (Member Content)

Targeting early steps in protein disposal could lead to drugs for cancer and more.

Courting Generation Y

Companies revamp programs to attract and retain young superstars.

GFP In Motion

Photochemistry: Ultrafast method reveals how green fluorescent protein changes during proton transfer.

The Problem With Butter Flavor (Member Content)

Accused by some of causing lung disease, diacetyl is the subject of widespread lawsuits.

Stabilized Helix Cracks Cancer Target

Chemical Biology: Stapled peptide thwarts Notch, a master cell regulator.

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