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Articles in January 2003 issue of Adhesives Age

• 'One of the world's finest adhesiologists': peers cite Anthony Kinloch's pioneering work with high-speed impact testing of structural adhesives for the automotive industry. (People of the Year).
  by Greg Valero
• Ameripol files for chapter 11: to sell assets to International Specialty Products. (News Americas).
• Eastman consolidates coatings technology groups: moves business to Kingsport, Tenn. (News Americas).
• Foundations for the Future: conference addresses the latest developments in wood coatings. (News Africa/Asia/Europe/Mideast).
  by Maurice Bowtell
• Two people made a difference in 2002. (Sticking Point).
• A brief review of 2002. (Business & Finance).
  by Stephen Einhorn
• New homes seal growth: housing starts continue to drive a growing sealants market. (Market Focus: Construction Sealants).
  by Mark Kalaygian
• Driving demand. (Q&A).
• Focus on the future: Ashland Distribution strives to improve performance. (Spotlight on Ashland Distribution).
• Blending in: UV-curable polymers combine hot-melt coating technology with acrylic high-performance chemistry. (Research & Technology Hot Melt/Acrylics).
  by Karl-Heinz Schumacher
• Commitment to excellence: adhesive makers fine-tune operations to improve competitive position and meet customer needs. (Business Feature).
  by Greg Valero
• Who's liable? The risks involved when accidents occur in the plant. (Formulating & Processing).
  by Michael Dore
• Safe & secure: tamper-evident labels provide peace of mind. (Case Study).
  by Mark Kalaygian
• Best of both worlds: water-based acrylic/urethane hybrid system improves adhesion for food packaging. (Raw Materials Agrylic/Urethane).
  by Mai Chen
• Silanes: advances in adhesion-promoter technology impact sealants' performance and bonding to various substrates. (Raw Materials: Silanes).
  by Helmut Mack
• The risk taker: Al Stroucken remade H.B. Fuller during a time when many business leaders were too afraid to make a move during global turmoil. (People of the Year).
  by Greg Valero
• Look to your materials for savings you can pass along. (Consultant's Corner).
  by Bill Harrington
• EPA changes NSR policy: Bush scales back Clean Air Act enforcement program. (Environment, Health & Safety).
  by Neil Franz
• Decisions & dealing with uncertainty. (Business Management & Marketing).
  by Michael Gregus