Battle of the Burets this month at SIUe
The annual Battle of the Burets titration face-off will be hosted again this year by SIU–Edwardsville on Monday, February 24th in 2075 Science West. Pizza begins at 6:00 pm; then […]
The annual Battle of the Burets titration face-off will be hosted again this year by SIU–Edwardsville on Monday, February 24th in 2075 Science West. Pizza begins at 6:00 pm; then […]
It’s always nice when your opinion of someone is reinforced by others. So it is with Kevin D Moeller, Professor of Chemistry at Washington University. Kevin is our 2019 Midwest
Coffee with Chemists in February is a special event in conjunction with the IUPAC Global Women‘s Breakfast (GWB). This event celebrates women and girls in STEM with a breakfast that
The outreach program Cocktails/Coffee with Chemists, initiated last year by Natalie LaFranzo, continues in 2020, coordinated by Tabbetha Bohac. The popular series of meet-ups jumps around St Louis geographically, calendrically,
Reaching out to area college and university faculty, but this is not about you. The ACS Office of External Affairs/Global Outreach is launching a new program for summer, 2020, offering
Signaling the end not only of an organizational year, but an entire decade, the 2019 Continuity Dinner delivered fitting fanfare on December 12 at Robust Café and Wine Bar in
You know us. We don’t retweet. We don‘t make you watch cute_cats.gif on a loop just so you can access the event calendar. We don’t copy-paste Uncle Morris’s latest copied-and-pasted
The St Louis Section of the American Chemical Society annually judges chemistry-related projects at area science fairs and promotes the budding young talents in elementary schools, middle schools, and high
Well, this is pretty big news for little ol’ Saint Louis. Holden Thorp, the Rita Levi-Montalcini Distinguished University Professor of Chemistry and Medicine at Washington University, and recently its provost
The national ACS website has big page of small print listing all the benefits of membership. We’re guessing most of you (us) take advantage of only a fraction of what’s