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May 11, 2009 Cover
Volume 87, Issue 19
COVER: Jonathan Dordick ofRensselaer Polytechnic Institute eyesone of the biochips he helped design to screen compounds forhuman toxicity. The 1,080 dots on the chip are loaded withdifferent types of human cells to screen for organ-specifictoxicity. Such chips could offer scientists an alternative toanimal testing.
Volume 87, Issue 19
FOCUS ON TESTING
Cosmetics makers worry they won't meet the 2013 deadline for new European Union safety-testing regulations
COVER: Jonathan Dordick ofRensselaer Polytechnic Institute eyesone of the biochips he helped design to screen compounds forhuman toxicity. The 1,080 dots on the chip are loaded withdifferent types of human cells to screen for organ-specifictoxicity. Such chips could offer scientists an alternative toanimal testing.
Credit: Mike Groll/AP
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May 11, 2009 Issue
Volume 87, Issue 19
May 11, 2009 Issue, Vol. 87 | Iss. 19
Cosmetics makers worry they won't meet the 2013 deadline for new European Union safety-testing regulations
(pp. 10-15)
Features
Government & Policy
Bayer accident details reach public as safety board, Congress release preliminary investigation results (pp. 25-27)
Science & Technology
Highly strained cyclopropane-based molecules help chemists refine ideas about chemical bonding (pp. 32-33)
News of the Week
Negligence Caused UCLA Death
State safety and health agency faults university for training lapses, unsafe practices
(p.7)Biotech Outlook
As access to most types of capital disappears, industry consolidation is likely in 2009
(p.9)Chemical Vital Signs
Living ants mask ever-present death cues with molecular indicators of vitality
(p.31)ACS Introduces A New Journal
Society's family of physical chemistry publications will gain a letters journal
(p.34)Whitesides Receives Inaugural Dreyfus Prize
Foundation honors chemist for his contributions to materials chemistry
(p.35)Departments
Business
In this highly populated, rapidly industrializing country, water purification is becoming a big business
(pp. 18-21)
Roche lets Genentech's R&D run free as it integrates the biotech powerhouse
(p.22)
Downplaying an insurgency, Pakistani chemical firm Engro has big plans for expansion
(p.23)
Small contract development firm Recipharm wants to swim with the big fish
Web Exclusive
Cosmetics makers worry they won't meet the 2013 deadline for new European Union safety-testing regulations
(pp. 10-15)Concentrates
(pp. 16-17)
(pp. 16-17)- Sanofi To Build Its First Antibody Plant
- DuPont Will Cut 2,000 More Jobs
- BASF Opens Fuel-Cell Facility
- Rhodia Shuts Nylon Operation In Canada
- Gevo Gets Funding, Plans Biofuel Plant
- Partnership Wins Iowa Grant For Algae Pilot
- BASF, Others Invest In SDCmaterials
- Monsanto Sues DuPont Over Seed Traits
- Bayer Will Build A Nanotubes Plant
- BASF Delays Plan For China MDI facility
- Cognis Bioresin Is Used In Concept Car
- Alliances Formed For Solar And Wind Power
- Biovail Signs Deals With Acadia, GSK
- Ironwood Signs Pact With Spanish Firm
- Business Roundup
Government & Policy
Bayer accident details reach public as safety board, Congress release preliminary investigation results
(pp. 25-27)
Science & Technology
Highly strained cyclopropane-based molecules help chemists refine ideas about chemical bonding
(pp. 32-33)