Table of Contents
Volume 85, Number 11: March 12, 2007
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Table of Contents
- News of the Week
- Business
- Government & Policy
- Science & Technology
- Employment
- ACS News
- The Departments

Cover Story
Chinese Pharma
Infusions of talent and money spur China's pharmaceutical industry onto the world scene.
Cover: Getty Images

News of the Week
Snapshots Of A Membrane Protein
First glimpses of cell-wall-forming enzyme will aid search for new antibiotics.
China Admits Setback
Premier vows country will try harder to meet environmental goals.
Made-To-Order Histones
Method for installing methyl marks will shed light on DNA packaging.
DOE Plans New Nuclear Bomb
Lawrence Livermore will engineer new weapons.
REACH's Impacts
Europe's new chemicals regulation will increase business risks for industry, report says.
Treatment For Alcohol Abuse
Experimental drug curbs excessive alcohol use in rats.
Elsevier Acquires Beilstein Database
Publisher purchases organic chemistry database from its partner.
Silicon From Sea Life
Reduction transforms algae's silica skeletons into high-tech material
Conflict of Interest
Consulting firm assisting review of bisphenol A risks also works for compound's manufacturers.
Business
Business Concentrates
Opportunity Knocks
Sigma-Aldrich finds success in its measured move into custom manufacturing.
Shaping Up
Commodity chemical divestments leave Huntsman a more specialized firm.
Klaus Engel
New Degussa Chairman is hunting for growth opportunities.
Government & Policy
Government & Policy Concentrates
Chemical Exposures
Unusual cross-disciplinary meeting explores effects of environmental compounds on human development and reproduction.
Science & Technology
Science & Technology Concentrates
Giving Proper Credit
Ethics violations by a chemist in Sweden highlight science's unpreparedness to deal with misconduct.
Inside Instrumentation
Equipment makers offer lab asset management services to assist customers.
What's That Stuff?
Amber
Fossilized resin from trees is prized for its use in jewelry and science.
Awards
Because They're Worth It
L'Oréal-UNESCO Women in Science Awards honor five international senior researchers.
Pearlman Wins Herman Skolnik Award
Pearce, Lehner Receive H. F. Mark Medals
Royal Society of Chemistry Awards Honorary Fellowships
Marletta Wins Gustavus John Esselen Award
ACS News
Comment - Employment Benefits: Changes And Challenges
Committee On Science
Technology tools are key to moving national meeting content beyond the meeting rooms.
Employment
Overlooked Opportunities In Government
Attention B.S. and M.S. chemists: Uncle Sam wants you! If you haven't heard that, you're not alone.



