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May 5, 2003
Volume 81, Number 18
CENEAR 81 18 p. 1
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IMPACT OF SARS
The spread of severe acute respiratory syndrome in China has begun to affect Asian economy. |
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NANO LIGHT SOURCE
Electrically driven emitter exploits unique semiconducting properties of carbon nanotubes. |
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FIRST-QUARTER EARNINGS
High raw material costs and uncertain economic outlook lead to modest gains and losses. |
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EUROPEAN EARNINGS
No clear pattern emerges in first three months of 2003. |
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CHEMICALS PROPOSAL
European Commission to release draft policy for managing industrial chemicals. |
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PERCHLORATE CONTAMINATION
Rocket fuel component is found in lettuce. |
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CONSOLIDATION
Pfizer's integration of Pharmacia will likely lead to job cuts among the 130,000 total employees. |
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NEW NAS MEMBERS
National Academy of Sciences elects 72 members at its annual meeting. |
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BEAUTIFUL MOLECULES
Researchers unveil striking examples of inorganic fullerene-like structures. |
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INVENTIVE CAREER
Lucrative Lemelson-MIT Prize is awarded to Leroy E. Hood. |
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CHIRAL CHEMISTRY
Single-enantiomer drugs have a commanding presence in the global pharmaceutical landscape; researchers use chiral switching to develop better versions of drugs. |
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BUSINESS CONCENTRATES |
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POWER TRIANGLE
North Carolina's Research Triangle Park is a boomtown of biotech start-ups. |
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PATENT REVAMP
European Union compromises allow for a lower cost patent valid for the entire bloc. |
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BRASKEM'S TROUBLES
New Brazilian petrochemical giant works to tie up structural loose ends and reduce its debt. |
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INSIGHTS
For specialty chemicals business, bigger has not proven to be better. |
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