Sophie Wilkinson

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Sophie Wilkinson, 2002 .

EDUCATION: TEACHING THE STUDENT BODY ELECTRICIn-class, handheld computers make abstruse subjects tangible, show if the students "get it"

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New engineering college incubates education reform

Sophie Wilkinson, 1997 .

Harvard Biochemist Don C. Wiley Disappears In Memphis

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ON SABBATICAL: A REFRESHING PAUSE: Industrial researchers emerge with new skills and a reinvigorated sense of purpose

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Shopping For R&D In Russia And China: Technical expertise is available to firms willing to lay the groundwork

Sophie Wilkinson, 2000 .

ELECTRONIC JOURNALS GAIN GROUND: Online-only journals win mainstream adherents, try to shake off second-class reputation

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DuPont Gets A Little Guidance From Its Friends: R&D alliance with MIT will help DuPont find its bearings in the field of biologically enhanced materials

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DNA enables nanoconstruction

Sophie Wilkinson, 1998 .

LIFTING THE LID ON X-RAY DATA

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HAENSEL RECEIVES DRAPER PRIZE: Chemical engineer who fostered modern fuel and plastics production now fosters students

Sophie Wilkinson, 1998 .

PRESERVING FOOD FRESHNESS: Researchers assess the nature of'freshness' and probe how to retain this elusive quality

Sophie Wilkinson, 2001 .

HOW TO GET SOMEONE TO READ YOUR PAPER: JACS authors seek to attract readers' notice with eye-catching graphics in the table of contents

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Energy & Fuels Has A New Editor

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Manna—and clean air—in space

Sophie Wilkinson, 1997 .

ACS NAMES EDITOR FOR NEW JOURNAL: William S. Hancock to take the helm at the Journal of Proteome Research

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JUDGING TEACHERS: Report lays out best way to measure and encourage teaching effectiveness

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ENSURING THAT TESTS MEASURE UP: Regulators may need to reexamine the validity of environmental assays

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Amos Smith named to head new ACS journal

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FLOUR POWER: BREAD'S MYSTERIES

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AUTHORS' MESSAGE: CLEAR BUT NOT LOUD?: Life scientists won't rigidly adhere to boycott of journals that don't post free archives online

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Primer On Patents: Pitfalls abound in preparing, filing, and defending patents

Sophie Wilkinson, 1998 .

THE ELECTRONIC FRONTIER: Libraries, publishers, and authors work out issues of access and ownership in the unsettled realm of electronic journal publishing

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ELECTRIC VEHICLES GEAR UP

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Editor Named For New ACS Journal Nano Letters

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U.S. student places second in Chemistry Olympiad

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Alliances And Return To Basics Mark R&D's Future

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WHAT'S BEHIND AMYLOID DISEASES?: Pores or ion channels made of amyloid proteins may cause degenerative age-related disease

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EATING SAFELY IN A DIRTY WORLD

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Science publishing web sites move ahead

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PRESIDENTIAL AWARDS RECOGNIZE MENTORS: Administration honors educators who draw underrepresented groups into science

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Movement to cheaper journals gains ground

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INDUSTRY'S WISH LIST FOR ACADEMIA: Hamline University reshapes science curriculum to better meet the needs of industrial employers

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BAD ACTOR: PLAQUE OR ITS PRECURSOR?: Clumps of misfolded proteins may be less dangerous than their constituents

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Strategic planning, military style

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BRESLOWWINS WELCH AWARD: $300,000 prize honors chemistry professor's achievements

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U.S. Team Chosen For 2001 International Chemistry Olympiad

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ELECTRONIC PUBLISHING TAKES JOURNALS INTO A NEW REALM: Publications slip off restrictions of print world and carve out a unique identity

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Sharks' Gel Behaves Like Semiconductor

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EMPLOYMENT OUTLOOK: APPROACHING A WORKPLACE FOR ALLChemists with disabilities profit from a mix of pragmatism and assertiveness on the job

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Nano Letters Goes To Press

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Academic R&D spending trends

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Chemistry Preprints Come Into Vogue

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A guide to digital literature: Online science resources proliferate; filtering tools may make mass of material manageable

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Take Two Cups Of Coffee And Call Me Tomorrow

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P&G Stirs Up Interest In Analysis

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Taming The Digital Frontier: Librarians, scholars, and publishers seek to shape the new world of digital publishing

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Bacterial detectives date O generation

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PLAYING IT COOL: Cooling advances draw on new materials, imaginative uses for familiar substances

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Liberal Arts Colleges Are Good Ph.D. Incubators: Close student-faculty interaction, research opportunities nurture budding scientists

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BREATHER BEWARE?: Chemical sensitivity may result from stress, learned behavior, or a new disease process

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NEWS OF THE WEEK: PREPRINT POLICYACS journals won't accept manuscripts previously posted online

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AICHE FACES FINANCIAL STRAITS: Chemical engineering society explores options in tough economy

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Lights, Camera, What Action?: New evidence reopens old dispute on bacteriorhodopsin isomerization

Sophie Wilkinson, 1997 .

R&D gets more focused, accountable, managed

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SCIENCE'S WOW FACTOR GOES PREDOCTORAL: Students will benefit from Howard Hughes Medical Institute's $1 million grants to professors

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Biomacromolecules: Hot off the press

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SEEKING CLARITY ON BREAST IMPLANTS

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NRC study will scrutinize chemical sciences

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COMPOSING THE NEXT CHAPTER: ACS Publications Division plots its course in a changing market that now includes e-publishing

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Web continues to raise publishing issues

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Deconstructing Food Allergies

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NATURE'S PANTRY IS OPEN FOR BUSINESS: Coffee grounds, molasses, and cellulose yield plastics, composites, and high-end paint

Sophie Wilkinson, S. Wilkinson, 2001 .

CARNEGIE INSTITUTION: AT 100, STILL IN ITS PRIME

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Working Microdevices Edge Closer To Reality

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COMPETITORS REVEAL OWN STRENGTHS, WEAKNESSES

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FIRST THINGS FIRST: High school science education is getting turned on its head, with uncertain consequences

Sophie Wilkinson, 2002 .

IN DEFENSE OF FOOD: Packaging shifts from passive protection to active role in improving food quality

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Good Design Heads Off Human Error: Often blamed for accidents, human factors can be optimized by thoughtful engineering

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Shedding light on the circadian clock

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TILGHMAN TO HEAD PRINCETON: Prominent molecular biologist will be the university's first woman president

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DIVINE DEBACLE: Subscription middleman withholds libraries' payments to publishers

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OF NONSCIENTISTS, PRIDE, AND ERASERS: Classroom veteran shares advice on teaching chemistry to nonmajors

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CHEMICAL TECHNICIANS ENCOUNTER BROADER OPPORTUNITIES

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King Midas' funeral featured stew and mixed drinks

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The plight of part-time faculty

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How-To Manual Elucidates Lab Design, Construction Process

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Lodge To Take Helm At Macromolecules

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DOE welcomes hazmat spill research, training

Sophie Wilkinson, 1997 .

Proteomics Publications Proliferate

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Three Teams Tie For Best In The Field

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THE SKINNY ON TRANS FATTY ACIDS

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PEST CONTROL BY CONTROLLED RELEASE: Tailor-made formulations govern release of pesticides that can last over many years

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R&D ENVIRONMENT LOOKS TOUGH: U.S. firms raise spending less than 5%, face sophisticated foreign competitors

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NSF, Science Magazine Honor Striking Visuals

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Fuel chemistry focus of TWA Flight 800 investigation

Sophie Wilkinson, S. Wilkinson, 1997 .

BUILDING FOR SUCCESS: Lab designers nurture research with views, quiet nooks, coffee, and a dash of whimsy

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COMBATING ALZHEIMER'S

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A recipe for violence

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E-BOOK EMERGE: Reception warms up for digitized books as major backers join early advocates

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A Hall Of Fame Selects Kevlar Inventor

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Keeping students from cutting corners

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ACADEMIC R&D SPENDING TRENDS: Chemical research sector fared well in 2001, though growth was half that of life sciences

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Molecular baskets remade for better hold

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BEHIND THE SCENES AT JOURNALS: Decisions on which articles should go where shape the record of science

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Gordon Amidon Will Edit New ACS Journal, Molecular Pharmaceutics

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PNAS puts out a bigger welcome mat

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A LEGEND HAS LEFT US: Nobel Laureate Glenn Seaborg, who rewrote the periodic table, dies at 86

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Starting from Scratch: New professors share their experiences

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HOW TO PROFITABLY AVOID DOOMSDAY

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Space calls, but U.S. may not be ready to go

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New ACS journal to highlight nanotechnology

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PREDICTING FOOD'S ALLERGENICITY: Method to assess proteins' allergenic potential may not be definitive

Sophie Wilkinson, 2002 .

Life Scientists Circulate Publishing Manifesto

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Compound inhibits enzyme that sperm use to recognize eggs

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NEW BIOCHEMISTRY EDITOR SELECTED: Vanderbilt's Richard Armstrong takes the reins of ACS journal in 2004

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Russian Team Tops At Chemistry Olympiad

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Chemistry Laureates Help Celebrate Nobel Centennial

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EFFICIENT MINIATURE REFRIGERATORS: Jump in performance of thermoelectric coolers may broaden applications

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Grants seek to spark electronic publishing

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Libraries jump on E-biomed bandwagon

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'Green' Is Practical, Even Profitable: No longer a luxury, green chemistry becomes a central strategy for sustainable firms

Sophie Wilkinson, S. Wilkinson, 1997 .

Robin D. Rogers To Head New ACS Journal

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