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News Of The Week MESOPOROUS SOLID BREAKING AWAY Cover Story CHIRAL SURFACE CHEMISTRY Business WOMEN IN CHEMISTRY Government DOE CLEANUP Table of Contents March 25, 2002 Volume 80, Number 12 CENEAR 80 12 p. 3 NEWS OF THE WEEK MESOPOROUS SOLID Benzene-silica hybrid assembles into crystalline solid. MTBE BAN DELAYED Oxygenate will remain in California fuel through 2003. PCB CLEANUP IN ALABAMA Solutia funds studies, cleanup of residential properties. IONIC REACTIONS Measurements uncouple steric, solvent effects. SIGNS OF AN UPTURN? Three chemical companies say first-quarter earnings will beat expectations. BIOTERRORISM NIH says what it will do with extra $1 billion. ORGANOFLUORINE BIOSYNTHESIS Newly discovered enzyme catalyzes C–F bond formation. NANOTECHNOLOGY AND THE MILITARY MIT gets $90 million to develop materials to protect, enhance soldiers. BREAKING AWAY Giant chunk of Antarctic ice shelf collapses. COVER STORY CHIRAL SURFACE CHEMISTRY Chemists probe mechanisms of chiral surface reactions that proceed with high enantioselectivity. BUSINESS BUSINESS CONCENTRATES CUSTOM COSMETICS Biotechnology advances may help ingredients makers personalize their products. DRUG EARNINGS Drug firm earnings grew surprisingly well in 2001. EUROPEAN EARNINGS Figures were dismal for 2001, but companies are hopeful for 2002 recovery. WOMEN IN CHEMISTRY Bell Lab's Zhenan Bao uses prowess in materials chemistry to design organic semiconductors. GOVERNMENT & POLICY GOVERNMENT CONCENTRATES CFC SMUGGLING Nations tackle illegal trafficking of ozone-depleting substances. DOE CLEANUP Many remain skeptical of latest attempt to reform nuclear waste cleanup at weapons sites. REGULATING CHEMICALS Policies both at home and abroad are debated at an industry conference. SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY CONCENTRATES CATALYTIC CLEANUP Paper mill pollution is turned into money-making products. INSIGHTS Business strategy of tuberculosis alliance could serve as a model for meeting neglected public needs. BOOKS COLOR AND MOLECULES Two books by the same author account for what the eye sees, and what it doesn't. MEETINGS 35TH ACS MIDDLE ATLANTIC REGIONAL MEETING EMPLOYMENT ENERGY INDUSTRY Sector offers bright prospects to chemical researchers. THE DEPARTMENTS EDITOR'S PAGE LETTERS NEW PRODUCTS AWARDS PEOPLE NEWSCRIPTS

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