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July 30, 2007 Cover
Volume 85, Issue 31
Researchers are finding drug leads as they tease out pathways of cellular glycosylation
Credit:
Sugar Medicine
Researchers are finding drug leads as they tease out pathways of cellular glycosylation
234th ACS National Meeting
Boston, Aug. 19-23
Experiments Of Concern
Well-intentioned research, in the wrong hands, can become dangerous
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Janet G. Hering
Caltech professor is first woman, and one of the few foreigners, to lead a Swiss federal research institute
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Confidence Man
Albemarle Chief Executive Mark Rohr is sure his company's good times can continue
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Dow Sees The Light
With a little government help, the firm hopes to bolster solar power use in homes and businesses
