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 Masters in Chemistry with German. She began her research career at Pfizer in the UK working as a synthetic organic chemist in the Discovery Chemistry […]
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 Chemical Society, the objective is to introduce high school science students to careers in chemistry and biochemistry and have them observe activities in those areas.
So. If you’re reading this, you already have some sense of what the St Louis Section—ACS offers to its members and the community at large. That makes you a member of the choir. Ah, but do you sing? or just lip-sync? With all we have going on all the time — educational outreach, member services,
The ceremonial transition got most of the media attention (you remember the Continuity Dinner, right?), but the official transition is calendrical. And the calendar is about to give us all a swift kick. So, heeeeeeeere’s Natalie LaFranzo, incoming Section Chair, with words for the upcoming year. Dear Colleagues, As we wind down from the excitement
The St Louis NMR Discussion Group is excited to announce a symposium and banquet, January 6, 2017, in honor of Dr Jacob (“Jake”) Schaefer. Schaefer has had a long and distinguished career at Washington University, beginning as an adjunct professor in 1978 while a fellow at Monsanto, and progressing directly to the Charles Allen Thomas
