The title says it all, except...Four dynamic panelists:Lisa Balbes (Balbes Consultants and STLACS career services coordinator)Susan Hartmann (MilliporeSigma)Natalie LaFranzo (Cofactor Genomics)Brent Znosko (Saint Louis University)The event is free.RSVP to let us know you are coming. Questions? Email Tabbetha Bohac.
Sir Fraser Stoddart, 2016 Chemistry Nobel laureate for development of "molecular machines" will deliver the 2018 Weissman Lecture, Engines through the Ages, on the Washington University campus.3:45 pm - refreshments4:00 pm - lecture5:00 pm - Q&AMore details are on the flyer. Please feel free to share the flyer and the event announcement with colleagues.And even […]
Meet other local chemists and learn about the St. Louis Local Section of the American Chemical Society. Not sure what you're paying membership dues for every year? Let's talk about what we can do for you.This is an informal event, a networking opportunity for all local chemists. Practitioners of the lesser sciences welcome as well. […]
If you're attending, you probably already have all the links you need. But in case you dropped a link, here's the website for the meetinghttps://mwrm2018.chem.iastate.edu/.
Dr Qingfeng Ge of SIU Carbondale will be receive the 74th Midwest Award, keynote a symposium in his honor, and serve as guest of honor at the award banquet during the Midwest Regional Meeting in Ames, Iowa, on October 22, 2018. The banquet follows immediately after the symposium.For more information about the awardee, please see […]
Registration of teams to participate in the Washington University Chemistry Tournament opens today. For details on the event, past events, registration information, and venue information, see wuct.wustl.edu/. The 2019 event is on April 6th.
Introductions and symposium speakers, 1-5pm, with a reception immediately following. Note also the Banquet at 6:30pm, same day.For complete symposium program details, including speakers, campus map and parking information, see here; for banquet reservation, here.
Applications are now being accepted to participate in the 2018 Undergraduate Research Symposium.Good reasons to participate:Being an ACS member is not required.There is no charge to participate.This is an opportunity to meet folks from other universities and get presentation experience in a low stress environment.You can complete your registration on-line.Swallow hard, then just do it!
The banquet follows the Award Symposium and reception.6:30 pm cocktails (open bar), hors d’oeuvres7:00 pm banquet8:00 pm programCost is $30 for regular ACS members and spouses, $15 for undergraduate and graduate student ACS members, $60 for non-members. Reservations required.For program details, venue directions, map, and reservation contact information, see here.
Calliing all high school chemistry teachers: You and your students are invited to Career Day sponsored by the St Louis Section–American Chemical Society.The aim is to introduce your students to careers involving chemistry and biochemistry and have them witness activities in those areas. It includes tours of research laboratories and major instrument facilities, and chemistry […]
