March for Science: get front and center
Science is the foundation of a working democracy, and we recognize that it is successful translation of basic research to practical innovations that ensures a clean environment, sustainable progress, and […]
Science is the foundation of a working democracy, and we recognize that it is successful translation of basic research to practical innovations that ensures a clean environment, sustainable progress, and […]
Talented and hopeful chemistry students from area high schools gathered on either March 10 or 11 to compete in the Saint Louis Section High School Chemistry Contest, administered at UM–Saint
Panel discussion: April 20, 6–8:30 pm Location: Library and Research Building Room 222 St Louis College of Pharmacy Parking in Children’s Place Garage 4531 Children’s Place Saint Louis, MO 63110
Nineteen teams (38 students) from nine area high schools competed in the “Battle of Burets”. The event was hosted for the third year in a row at SIU–Edwardsville. A new
The new ACS President, Allison Campbell, wrote an editorial in C&E News (2/27/17) called “Speaking up for Science”. She is promoting greater advocacy on the part of chemists and will
Attendees at the December, 2016, Continuity Dinner witnessed the conferring of two S2Es. A great year for Excellence, was 2016. Here we cite Henry Rohrs for his leadership of the
One of two S2E awards conferred at the 2016 Continuity Dinner, Jim O’Brien and Keith Stine were recognized for their unbroken 15-year record of Career Day programs. Held each spring
David Wonjun Rhee has announced the winner of the 2017 Saint Louis Science & Technology Award: Alison MacInnes of Monsanto. Alison graduated from the University of Manchester, UK, with a
Letting high school chemistry teachers know about the upcoming Chemistry/Biochemistry Career Day, an annual event at University of Missouri–St Louis on Friday, May 5th: Sponsored by the St Louis Section–American
Where it goes when pay your Section dues This is the complete line-item budget for 2017. If you’ve never looked at one of these reports before, you might be surprised