David Keire is Saint Louis Award winner for 2019
Dr Benjamin Barth, past chair of the St Louis Section–ACS and chair of the St Louis Award jury, has announced the winner of the 2019 St Louis Award: Dr David […]
Dr Benjamin Barth, past chair of the St Louis Section–ACS and chair of the St Louis Award jury, has announced the winner of the 2019 St Louis Award: Dr David […]
Two members of the Saint Louis Section are among the 70-chemist-strong 2019 class of ACS Fellows. Jim O’Brien of University of Missouri–St Louis and Young-Shin Jun of Washington University in
Kevin D Moeller joined the chemistry faculty at Washington University in St Louis in 1987, where he is now Professor of Chemistry. Henry Rohrs, Secretary of the Section, has announced
Our quest continues: to find times and places that make it possible for area chemists to gather, network, and share refreshments. Next up: our first lunchtime “with chemists” event. Is
The local section Younger Chemists Committee spring event featured a workshop on leveraging social media to build your network and help you successfully navigate your job search. Held on April
Our program year is the school year, so by now, we have mostly wound up and wound down. During this past program year, “Chemistry is pHun” outreach activities benefited from
The 257th ACS National Meeting was hosted in Orlando, Florida, from March 31 to April 4, 2019. Councilor Donna Friedman was first off the blocks in providing the Councilor Talking
Thirty-eight students from seven area high schools competed in the “Battle of the Burets” on February 25th, 2019. Kevin Tucker, Assistant Professor of Chemistry at SIU–Edwardsville, hosted the event. Professor
Go west, young (or not) person: the Chemistry Department at University of Missouri–Columbia is hosting the 32nd annual Organic Chemistry Day on April 13th. Take a break from preparing your
Sophia Hayes, our Chair-elect, is also Professor of Chemistry at Washington University. Much of her research is focused on NMR techniques, and you know what that means: massive superconducting magnets.