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Articles in April 2002 issue of Adhesives Age

• Hot-melt PSAs: shedding light on new UV-curable technologies and applications. (Technical Feature).
  by Andreas Dobmann
• The Quest for growth. (Q & A).
• RPM's numbers rising: continued growth. (News).
• The deal behind buyouts. (Business & Finance).
  by Stephen Einhorn
• Versatile and valuable: the advantages of using isocyanatosilanes in adhesive and sealant applications. (Technical Feature).
  by Misty Huang
• Boiling point: R&D experts feel the heat. (Cover Story).
  by Greg Valero
• Roll Tape: lower costs, environmental issues among top concerns of tape makers. (Business Future).
  by Jody Schwartz
• U.S. Automotive market drives in fast lane: coatings, sealants, adhesives demand to rise 2.4%. (News).
• Enlightening development: new UV elastomers for formed-in-place gaskets allow parts assembly in seconds. (Technical Feature).
  by John Arnold
• Buyer beware: sealant chemistry does not guarantee aesthetic performance, making brand and product formulation critical. (Technical Feature).
  by Jerome Klosowski
• Just what the doctor ordered: clinical trial involves using sealant in spinal surgeries. (Case Study).
• Let's make a deal: Forbo expands U.S. presence via acquisition route. (Spotlight On).
  by Jody Schwartz
• Stick with adhesives (usually). (Consultant's Corner).
  by Bill Harrington
• A Jewel of a glue: Araldite adhesives shine in jewelry applications. (Case Study).
• How changing regs should affect strategy. (Business Management & Marketing).
  by Susan M. Anderson
• Brand-building efforts pay off. (Sticking Point).
  by Greg Valero
• New paths to profits: changes at Henkel. (News).
  by Maurice Bowtell
• Casting a net: proposed EPA rule would catch previously unregulated chemical processing units. (Environment Healthy & Safety).
  by Neil Franz