Dr Donald Ames, longtime resident of Kirkwood and 60+ year member of the American Chemical Society, died at his home on January 2, 2014. Dr Ames received his BS in […]
It was a fine night—weather-wise, food-and-wine–wise, and compatriot-wise—for Continuity Dinner on December 12. Among the 25 or so attendees was a nice sprinkling of new faces and the rest, old
Help inspire the next generation of chemists by volunteering for any of three (3) (III) upcoming opportunities. Missouri Tri-county Regional Science and Engineering Fair Saturday, February 22, 9am–12pm St Charles
Please join us at our 2013 Continuity Dinner. If you’re not a regular ACS meeting attendee, come renew or create acquaintances, hear a brief, light-hearted recap of the year’s events,
Our own Natalie LaFranzo, chair of the St Louis Section YCC and Secretary-elect, told her unconventional story of job search success in Chemical & Engineering News (Nov 4, p 46,
Today, 10/23 in USA date style, is Mole Day, which quite likely every chemist knows, if not actually celebrates. Phil Plait, a physicist who blogs at Bad Astronomy, has a
The third module in the Leadership Development Forum series comes to town this fall. Perhaps the most difficult aspect of leadership is promoting new ways of thinking within your teams.
Gordon Miller, winner of the 2013 ACS Midwests Award, is University Professor of Chemistry at Iowa State University. Niller received his BS summa cum laude in 1982 from the University
Friends of Dard Hunter is an organization that connects, encourages, and educates people interested in hand papermaking. They are holding their annual meeting in St Louis October 18-20. Ted Gast
Saint Louis University’s ACS Student Chapter (Chemistry Club) has been awarded a Community Interaction Grant from the national American Chemical Society. The mission of the grant program is “to provide
