2004 Year in Review
The upturn is no longer elusive, and although challenges remain, prosperity is finally returning to the chemical industry
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December 20, 2004 Cover
Volume 82, Issue 51
The upturn is no longer elusive, and although challenges remain, prosperity is finally returning to the chemical industry
The upturn is no longer elusive, and although challenges remain, prosperity is finally returning to the chemical industry
Femtosecond laser pulses are key to providing tomographic orbital image
In the case of polyynes--unlike polyenes--chemists find that the answer is not clear-cut
Software takes mass spec data straight to the genome to identify novel genes and proteins
Refocused producers bring new plays to the tough game of pharmaceutical contract manufacturing
Chemistry departments hope to break down department walls by putting up new buildings