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Copyright © 2013 American Chemical Society
July 22, 2013 Cover
Volume 91, Issue 29
COVER: Aminata Dicko collects water from a polluted pond near Ourare Alaye Tem, Mali.
Volume 91, Issue 29
Companies supplying water treatment chemicals struggle to find the right role in an increasingly water-stressed world
COVER: Aminata Dicko collects water from a polluted pond near Ourare Alaye Tem, Mali.
Credit: Layton Thompson/WaterAid
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July 22, 2013 Issue
Volume 91, Issue 29
July 22, 2013 Issue, Vol. 91 | Iss. 29
Companies supplying water treatment chemicals struggle to find the right role in an increasingly water-stressed world
(pp. 10-15)
Features
Government & Policy
Studies confirming animal-to-human transmission of drug-resistant bacteria boost concerns (pp. 23-24)
Science & Technology
Organic and physical chemist, who would have been 150 this year, is feted by his homeland (pp. 28-29)
News of the Week
Structure Of Folic Acid Bound To Folate Receptor Is Solved
Anticancer Strategy: After a decades-long wait, work provides molecular detail that could lead to rationally designed cancer therapies and imaging agents
(p.5)China Targets GlaxoSmithKline In Drug Sales Probe
Pharmaceuticals: Police detain company managers in investigation of drug sales practices
(p.6)Senate Acts On EPA Chief Nomination
Government: Senate confirms McCarthy as next head of the Environmental Protection Agency
(p.6)Automobiles Emit Pollutant Found In Tobacco Smoke
Air Pollution: Car exhaust contains toxic isocyanic acid
(p.7)FDA Bans Bisphenol A in Infant Formula Cans
Manufacturers stopped using chemical for such applications years ago because of consumer pressure
(p.7)Sigma-Aldrich, Scripps Speed Access To Reagents
Lab Chemicals: Sigma-Aldrich teams with institute to market discoveries
(p.8)Touch Of Gold Electrifies Polymers
Gold nanoparticles in polymer organize into conducting pathways when stretched
(p.8)Pfizer Adds To Drug Manufacturing In Ireland
U.S. drug company will increase pharmaceutical capacity, invest in flow processing
(p.9)Toward Desktop Nanofabrication
Nanotechnology: Do-it-yourself lithography gets closer after two advances
(p.9)Departments
Business
Retooled ComInnex rejoins a chemistry network that is the brainchild of a Hungarian entrepreneur
(pp. 18-19)
The humble jelly maker has caught the attention of chemical firms
(p.20)
Companies supplying water treatment chemicals struggle to find the right role in an increasingly water-stressed world
(pp. 10-15)Concentrates
(pp. 16-17)
(pp. 16-17)- Louisiana Projects Advance
- Scientist Is Guilty Of Secrets Theft
- Teijin Will Build Thai Aramid Plant
- Elevance Starts Up Biobased Production
- Codexis, Purolite Form Enzymes Pact
- Nippon Sanso Boosts 18O-Labeled Water
- Partners To Make Anhydrous Acid
- Chemtex Readies New Crops For Bioethanol
- Mitsubishi To Buy Vaccines Developer
- Synthetic Biology Center Set For U.K.
- Merck Serono Pens Diagnostics Deal
- France’s Ipsen Has Agreements In U.K., U.S.
- AstraZeneca, Tufts Join For Neuroscience
- Business Roundup
ACS News
Awards(pp. 31-32)
(pp. 31-32)- Bassam Shakhashiri Honored For Science Communication
- Nichols Medal To Richard Eisenberg
- Kris Matyjaszewski Wins Madison Marshall Award
- Peter Wipf Wins Morley Medal
- Florida Award To Joseph Schlenoff
- Craig Lindsley Receives Portoghese Lectureship Award
- Solid-State Fellowship To Tyrel McQueen
- Young Investigator Awards To Lynn And Mezzenga
- PMSE Fellows Named
- ACS Recognizes Science Educators
- COMP Announces 2013 Awards
- Nominations Sought For Tess Award In Coatings
Government & Policy
Studies confirming animal-to-human transmission of drug-resistant bacteria boost concerns
(pp. 23-24)
Science & Technology
Organic and physical chemist, who would have been 150 this year, is feted by his homeland
(pp. 28-29)Concentrates(pp. 26-27)
(pp. 26-27)Career & Employment
As the global water crisis looms, chemists and chemical engineers are finding jobs in firms that help industry treat and reuse water
(pp. 33-35)Newscripts
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