| EDITORIAL Explosive Chemistry Leena Laitinen |
5 |
| Growth is Elsewhere Hannu Vornamo and Pasi Ahde |
6 |
| The Finnish Chemical Industry in 2004 Mixed Feelings Pasi Ahde |
10 |
| Finnish Chemical Industry Co-operation Strengthens Research and Development Riitta Juvonen |
14 |
| The National Technology Agency of Finland Building on Multidisciplinary Innovations Pirjo Kyläkoski |
20 |
| REACH Proposal at First Reading Industry Insists on Legislation That Works in Practice Aimo Kastinen |
24 |
| Co-operation Is the Strength of the Finnish Biosector Europe Must Join Forces Saara Hassinen |
28 |
| Sustainable Development in Finnish Biotechnology Turning Threats into Opportunities Raine Hermans and Martti Kulvik |
30 |
| Finnish Plastics Industry Invests in Nearby Markets Kari Teppola |
34 |
| Pulp and Paper Industry Competition Gets Tougher, Finland Still Going Strong? Maija Vihma and Susanna Kurkinen |
38 |
| Nanotechnology – a Priority Area Markku Lämsä, Pekka Koponen, |
41 |
| Paint and Printing Ink Industries A Clear Turn Towards Growth Aimo Kastinen |
44 |
| Kemira in 2004 Major Restructuring Paves the Path from Good to Great Kari Savolainen |
46 |
| New Actors Emerge in the Rubber Industry Tuula Rantalaiho |
50 |
| Positive Developments on the Finnish Oil Market Juha Rouhiainen |
52 |
| Industrial Minerals Faith in the Future Håkan Pihl |
54 |
| Moderate Growth in the Pharmaceutical Market Sirkka Aaltonen |
56 |
| Cosmetics, Toiletries and Detergents Sales Need More Wind Stig Granqvist |
59 |
| Industrial Gases Are Hydrogen and Biogas the Future of the Industrial Gas Business? Pauli Toiviainen |
61 |
| AJANKOHTAISTA Tiukentunut lainsäädäntö lisää huumetestauksen luotettavuutta |
63 |
| UUTISIA Lupa tappaa – etanoita ja kotiloita Ekokem eturiviin kilpailussa yhdyskuntajätteen poltosta |
64 |
| JOKISEN EVÄÄT Loma koomassa Arto Jokinen |
71 |
| ULKOMAILTA | 72 |
| JULKAISUJA | 74 |
| HENKILÖUUTISIA | 75 |
| SEURASIVUT | 77 |
| KSENONIT | 78 |
Kemia-Kemi 6/2005
