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October 11, 2010 Issue

Volume 88, Issue 41
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October 11, 2010 Issue, Vol. 88 | Iss. 41
In the battle to overcome resistance between surfaces, performance materials improve energy efficiency and help critical components last longer
By Melody Voith
(pp. 14-17)
Features
Government & Policy
White House seeks to balance security and the scientific enterprise (pp. 28-30)
Science & Technology
New synthetic approaches put a long-sought end to ubiquitin proteins’ unchained melody (pp. 36-37)
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Nobel Prize In Chemistry

Awards: Three chemists share prize for palladium-catalyzed cross-couplings
(p.7)

Nobel Prize In Physics

Awards: Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov land prize for discovering graphene
(p.8)

Nobel Prize In Physiology Or Medicine

Awards: Robert Edwards gets nod for developing in vitro fertilization
(p.9)

Rebound Awaited In Fine Chemicals

Custom Chemicals: Recession over, pharmaceutical chemical producers seek an uptick in business
(p.9)

Cleantech Funding Falls

Venture Capital: Weak start to second half reflects economic concerns
(p.10)

New Window On Phosphorylation

Protein Chemistry: Structural mimics provide a handle on tough-to-capture modification
(p.10)

Eurasian Conference Begins Confidently

International Meetings: Call to boycott gathering falls flat
(p.11)

Toxic Spill In Hungary Kills Four

Environment: Breached reservoir sends poisonous waste through villages
(p.11)

Celebrating Science & Engineering

Science & Society: First national festival aims to better connect the public with science and engineering
(p.12)

Virginia Re-Ignites Climate Fraud Probe

Climate Change: Attorney general again subpoena's documents of university climate researcher
(p.12)
 

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