We (You!) Won a ChemLuminary!
The ChemLuminary Awards are a yearly celebration of members, sections, and activities focused on public service and outreach to the community. The St. Louis section was awarded the “Outstanding Performance […]
The ChemLuminary Awards are a yearly celebration of members, sections, and activities focused on public service and outreach to the community. The St. Louis section was awarded the “Outstanding Performance […]
The 19th Annual Midwest Carbohydrate & Glycobiology Symposium (MCGS) is being organized and hosted by Jim Janetka from Washington University School of Medicine and Cristina DeMeo from Southern Illinois University–Edwardsville.
Alexei Demchenko was born, raised, and educated in Moscow (Russia, not Idaho). He graduated from the Mendeleev University of Chemical Technology with a Diploma (MS) in Chemical Engineering before joining
As national and state political races heat up, we are reminded that the Saint Louis Section also has an election coming up. While it is expected to be a lot
Join Your friends: attend the Recognition Dinner! Joseph P McClurg will receive the Chemical Science & Technology Award, and Ben Outlaw will be recognized for his Distinguished Service Award, long
The 2023-2024 “Chemistry is pHun” outreach program sponsored by the St Louis Section–ACS wrapped up in April as summer break loomed over area schools. Partners in Education, a non-profit that
A Scientist’s Guide to Social Media, a virtual tutorial, is the first of the Local Section Leadership Series events for 2024. On Thursday, May 9, at 5 pm CT, we
Ms Jaclyn Yetter of Whitfield School has been honored with the 2024 ACS St Louis Section High School Chemistry Teaching Award. With a career spanning over a decade, including distinguished
Rui Tang, the coordinator for the Chemical Science & Technology Award, is happy to announce that Joseph P McClurg is the 2024 winner. But let’s let Rui tell us all
Chemjobber highlighted Celia Arnaud’s item in the December 3rd issue of C&E News. Which laments that, when older high-resolution NMRs are no longer supported by their manufacturers, instrument labs are