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is Subject of	In MemoriamAnthony Dipple In MemoriamJames A. Miller (1915−2000)1 A New "Home" for ES&T Too little data, too many models An expanded view of life Sound science “Kyoto is dead.” That vision thing Emerging chemical contaminants The case against mercury Applied Chemistry: Introducing a New Sectionfor the Journal Preface to W. Harmon Ray Festschrift http://hub.abes.fr/acs/periodical/jafcau/1996/volume_44/issue_10/101021jf960654k/w Dedication to Dr. Roy Teranishi, 1922−2000 History of the Division of Agrochemicals 1976−2001 Journal to Publish Data Calculated fromComputer Simulations and Molecular Mechanics New Process for Data Submission andDissemination Project Results from the Design Institute forPhysical Properties (DIPPR) of the AmericanInstitute of Chemical Engineers. 7 http://hub.abes.fr/acs/periodical/jceaax/2005/volume_50/issue_5/101021je050331x/w Professor Friedrich Kohler (1924 to 2007) Combinatorial Chemistry Editorial Policy Entering the New Millennium Special Issue for Monroe Wall and Mansukh Wani Tribute to William Andrew Goddard III To The Journal of Physical Chemistry Authors and Reviewers Dedication to Fritz Schaefer Why I Love Science: A Personal Statement Students, Postdoctoral Researchers, and Senior Collaborators ofRobert E. Wyatt Colleagues From the American Chemical Society Division of Physical Chemistry Colleagues of Royce W. Murray New Editor-in-Chief for The Journal of Physical Chemistry A and B http://hub.abes.fr/acs/periodical/jpcbfk/2006/volume_110/issue_1/101021jp058272h/w Advances in Polyelectrolyte Research Editor's Page http://hub.abes.fr/acs/periodical/orgnd7/2005/volume_24/issue_7/101021om050081d/w http://hub.abes.fr/acs/periodical/orgnd7/2006/volume_25/issue_20/101021om060688/w Editor's Page Editor's PageThe Editor's Introduction to the Review by Süss-Fink andTherrien in This Issue of Organometallics Introduction to the Review by Anderson, Braunschweig, and Dewhurst in This Issue of Organometallics In Favor of Scientific Debate Carbon Nanotubes Mentoring--One of the Most Important Acts Federal research publishing houses? Whither analytical chemistry? Reviewer Standards for Authors Analytical Chemistry and the Weather The Cost of Chemical Analysis in Space Arnold Orville Beckman, 1900-2004 Happy 100th Birthday! Letters from Chicago Introduction: Force and Tunneling Microscopy Introduction: Frontiers in Mass Spectrometry Introduction: Natural Product Synthesis Special Issue on Organic−InorganicNanocomposite Materials Chemistry of Materials in 2001:New Developments and Perspectives Controlling the Length Scale through “Soft”Chemistry: From Organic−InorganicNanocomposites to Functional Materials Genomics and Proteomics Open Access Publication: One Editor's Opinion The Future of ToxicologyWrap Up Dealing with Research Growth A swan song The new millennium The price of energy Hyperdisciplinarity and environmental studies Ecotoxicology Internationalizing ES&T Gilbert F. Froment Roy Jackson Robert S. Schechter Special Issue in Honor of David C. Sherrington's60th Birthday Editorial http://hub.abes.fr/acs/periodical/jceaax/2006/volume_51/issue_1/101021je0505319/w Journal of Chemical Information and Modeling A New Beginning Based on a Proud Tradition Call for ApplicantsIBM Graduate Student Awards in Computational Chemistry In Recognition of Kent Wilson's Contributions Chemical Kinetics of the NaO (A 2Σ+) + O(3P) Reaction A Tribute to Jack Simons Call for ApplicantsIBM Graduate Student Awards in Computational Chemistry To The Journal of Physical Chemistry Authors and Reviewers Tribute to John C. Tully Editorial Note to the Arnim Henglein Festschrift Ethical Responsibilities for Authors in The Journal of PhysicalChemistry The Editor's Page Editor's Page Editor's Page Introduction to the Review by Cabeza and García-Álvarez in This Issue of Organometallics Asymmetric Organocatalysis Analytical Chemistry at NIST Think Carefully, and Take More Data. Analytical Chemistry’s Impact Chips and More Chips EDITORIAL: Thanks to Our Reviewers EDITORIAL

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