Table of Contents
Volume 85, Number 8: February 19, 2007
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Table of Contents
- News of the Week
- Business
- Government & Policy
- Science & Technology
- ACS News
- Employment
- Editor's Page
- The Departments

Cover Story
How Ribosomes Work
Researchers tease out the mechanistic details of the cell's protein synthesizer.

News of the Week
HIV Takes A Punch
Clearer picture of how antibodies bind to HIV surface protein could lead to vaccine.
Toray Will Boost Carbon Fiber
Growing aerospace use spurs projects by Japanese firm and its competitors.
Less Benzene In Gasoline
EPA rule aims to cut toxic emissions from cars.
Upbeat Informex
Companies expect a healthier 2007.
Mars Landscape
Spacecraft spots signs of fluid flow in rock.
Strength In Numbers
Low-affinity, multivalent interactions recruit antibodies to kill cancer cells.
Huntsman Divestiture
Firm completes exit from commodity chemicals with $761 million sale of petrochemicals unit.
Fixing Global Warming
Costs of damage outstrip price of cutting emissions.
Biofuels Merger
Diversa and Celunol plan new player in cellulosic ethanol.
Business
Business Concentrates
Ferro Moves Forward
With legacy financial issues mostly resolved, firm focuses on growing businesses.
It's An Old Story: Productivity Rises
Output of chemicals per hour increased in 2006, and unit labor costs fell.
Government & Policy
Government & Policy Concentrates
2008 R&D Budget Holds No Surprises
Bush's proposed budget continues last year's programs, offers meager gains.
A Dubious Way Out Of CO2 Emissions
Paying to compensate for personal carbon dioxide emissions may not be as environmentally sound as it seems.
Science & Technology
Science & Technology Concentrates
Flipping The Switch
Researchers are learning to turn gene transcription on and off with transcription factors of their own making.
C&EN Talks With Erik W. Thulstrup
Danish spectroscopist aids developing nations.
Inside Instrumentation
Technology and Business news for the laboratory world.
ACS News
Women Chemists
Despite strides in industry, the biggest challenges for women chemists remain in academia.
Employment
Prescription For Success In Sales
Building and maintaining a productive lab takes hard work as well as a dose of fun.



