Jeff Aubé is University Distinguished Professor of Medicinal Chemistry at the University of Kansas (faculty profile). Professor Aubé received his BS degree from the University of Miami in 1980, where he worked under the direction of Professor Bob Gawley. In 1984, he received his PhD degree from Duke University, where he worked with Steve Baldwin. […]
Dr Lucinda (Cindy) Buhse is the 2011 winner of the Saint Louis Award. Dr Buhse is Director of the Division of Pharmaceutical Analysis (DPA) in St Louis, a laboratory for the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER) in the United States Food & Drug Administration (FDA). Dr Buhse received a BA in Chemistry from
John Hemminghaus is a 2001 graduate of Truman State University with a biology major and a chemistry minor. He is a Research Chemist at Monsanto Company, responsible for development of new formulations to support the global Roundup® herbicide business. His career at Monsanto began with a series of summer internships between 1998 and 2000. During this
The winner of the 2011 Award for High School Chemistry Teaching is Kathleen Dwyer of the Maplewood-Richmond Heights School District. Ms Dwyer has taught chemistry in the Maplewood-Richmond Heights school district since 2001. She received awards in 2007 as Educator of the Year from the Missouri Consortium for Science Research and The Maplewood-Richmond Heights School
Xiao Cheng Zeng, Ameritas Distinguished University Professor of Chemistry at University of Nebraska–Lincoln, is internationally known for his computational studies of new phases of ice, gold, and silicon clusters, and nanostructured materials. Zeng is a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and a fellow of the American Physical Society. He has
Neither snow nor sleet nor lack of good cheer marred the 2011 Continuity Dinner on December 8. Back once again at CJ Muggs in Webster Groves, a modest crowd of 25 celebrated the passing of the reins from the Cornelius administration to the Bruton administration. [column col=”2/3″]In addition to the usual agenda for Board meetings,
George Gokel, Professor of Chemistry at University of Missouri–St Louis, was interviewed by KWMU science reporter Véronique LaCapra today. Gokel, recently named Director of UMSL’s Center for Nanoscience, described some of the research being done at the Center: Eric Mazjoub, physicist and Associate Director of CFN, is focusing on development of small, light, high-capacity batteries
December 8, 2011 By Ted Gast (#mrted57) I imagined what the tweets might read, for this year’s activities of St. Louis Section ACS: #International Year of Chemistry, Follow IYC GlobalXperiment @wall Battle of the Burets, 15 teams from 8 high schools. Clayton High School took top honors @ritts Chromatography discussion group @bruton YCC, 9 meetings
Presented December 2011 The curiosity of chemistry and the world around him has been a part of Greg’s life from an early age. These early experiences evolved into a career in chemistry and sharing it with the community. At the University of Missouri–St Louis, he earned a BA in biology and chemistry in 1974 and
Saturday, October 15, 2011, at Glen Echo Country Club, 3401 Lucas & Hunt Road, St Louis, MO 63121. Driving directions on the Glen Echo website. 6:30 pm cocktails (open bar), 7:00 pm banquet, 8:00 pm program Please send reservations by October 12th to: Lawrence Barton, Professor Emeritus Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry 315 Benton Hall (MC 27)
