148 results on '"Wilkinson, Sophie"'
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2. A recipe for violence. Potential mix of brain chemistry, brain damage, genetics, and environmental leads to aggression
3. What's behind amyloid diseases?
4. Carnegie Institution: at 100, still in its prime. By turning its enthusiastic scientists to probe whatever takes their fancy, the institution stays nimble and productive a century after its founding
5. A guide to digital literature. Online science resources proliferate; filtering tools may make mass of material manageable
6. Approaching a workplace for all. Chemists with disabilities profit from a mix of pragmatism and assertiveness on the job
7. Flour Power: Bread's Mysteries
8. 2001 ACS national award winners
9. Facts and figures for chemical R and D
10. Electronic journals gain ground (includes list of online chemistry journals)
11. Starting from scratch
12. All in good taste
13. Behind the scenes at journals
14. Breather beware? Chemical sensitivity may result from stress, learned behavior, or a new disease process
15. In defense of food: packaging shifts from passive protection to active role in improving food quality
16. Electronic publishing takes journals into a new realm
17. Optical spectroscopy
18. Eating safely in a dirty world
19. Electric vehicles gear up: battery range, cost and life limitations are gradually being overcome
20. 'Green' is practical, even profitable
21. Adhesives & sealants; a dynamic industry meets new demands
22. Finished products fight maturity
23. Soaps and detergents; new opportunities in a mature business
24. Science's wow factor goes predoctoral. Students will benefit from Howard Hughes Medical Institute's $1 million grants to professors
25. Pest control by controlled release (the new manufacturing process for pesticides)
26. DuPont Gets a Little Guidance From Its Friends
27. Shopping for R&D in Russia and China
28. Lifting the lid on X-ray data
29. Take two cups of coffee and call me tomorrow
30. Nobels prove a mixed blessing: major science prizes come freighted with the risks and responsibilities of fame
31. Deconstructing food allergies
32. Primer on patents
33. Competitors reveal own strengths, weaknesses
34. Haensel received Draper Prize
35. Presidential Awards Recognize Mentors
36. How to profitably avoid doomsday: wrapping safety and reliability efforts together keeps plants running smoothly
37. Good design heads off human error: often blamed for accidents, human factors can be optimized by thoughtful engineering
38. Seeking clarity on breast implants
39. In defense of food
40. Keeping students from cutting corners. Chemical educators explores why students cheat and offers methods to limit misconduct in the lab
41. First things first
42. Nature's Pantry Is Open For Business
43. New electrodes perform unexpectedly
44. On a roll again; engineering and construction firms are reaping rewards from the chemical investment boom
45. Shipping: fewer players, more options, better service, more worries
46. Prices are key in chemicals
47. Non-U.S. CW200 ranking global chemical players
48. From resistance to residua with ACS at Los Angeles
49. Robots and information management systems take hold in the laboratory
50. Ranking the top 100+ non-U.S. CPI companies
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