September 13, 2004 Vol. 82, Iss. 37

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	Table of Contents September 13, 2004 Volume 82, Number 37 p. 1
	NUCLEAR ENERGY Next generations of reactors will have evolutionary and revolutionary designs.
	COVER: Nuclear power plant, refueling nuclear reactor. Digital Vision Photo

	AMMONIA USHERS The molecular architecture of channels that mediate gas transport has been revealed. HURRICANE HAVOC Hurricane season has hit Florida's environment and some industry and science institutions. DATA SHARING Drug industry online clinical trials database gets a lukewarm reception. OPEN ACCESS Mixed reactions greet NIH draft plan for open access to federally funded research. IRON SOURCE Staph bacterium prefers to get its iron from heme. LOOK MA, NO HANDS Technique allows droplets to be levitated and manipulated in a highly controlled manner. PFIZER PAYS Drugmaker agrees to pay $835 million to settle asbestos claims. CAPSULE CRASH NASA hopes to salvage solar wind samples from the crashed Genesis. MULTIPLE PERSONALITIES Depending on temperature, hybrid molecules self-assemble into various structures.

	BUSINESS CONCENTRATES A CHANGING INDUSTRY U.S. synthetic rubber industry is weathering some rough times, but growth is coming. BENZENE WOES There's no end in sight to the rising cost of benzene. RURAL RESEARCH PARK With the help of three area counties, Penn State hopes to tap a state initiative and boost local economies.

	GOVERNMENT CONCENTRATES DRUG DATABASE Concern over antidepressants heats up the debate over making clinical trial results public. 9/11 RECOMMENDATIONS Congress looks for ways to revamp oversight of intelligence and homeland security.

	SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY CONCENTRATES PERKIN MEDAL Intel cofounder Gordon Moore receives SCI's highest honor. AMINO ACID SYNTHESIS With the right catalyst, unprotected enamines are good substrates for enantioselective synthesis. MEETINGS BRIEFS NEW PRODUCTS New And Notable In The Chemical Industry

	ELECTION STATEMENTS Candidates for president-elect and directors offer their views for upcoming balloting.

	Innovation Day

	LETTERS NEWSCRIPTS