The only constant is change! Are you ready for it? With industry wide corporate acquisitions, mergers, and reorganizations for a variety of reasons, preparing yourself for change gives you a […]
Save the date Saint Louis’ scientific institutions are at the forefront of research and innovation in agricultural sciences, medicine, public health, technology, and engineering. The Saint Louis March for Science […]
Dinner for judges is free at site 5–6 pm. Elementary (grades K–5) participation awards distributed to chemistry-related projects. Three people needed for about 1 hour each between 3 pm and […]
The competition is a rapid-paced, buzz-in type team tournament open to first-year high school chemistry students only, three to six students to a team, but only four compete in each […]
Sponsored by the 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. Your […]
Calling all triskaidekaphobics: bring the family for this unscripted, informal, get-together that always attracts a mix of old-timers and newbies, members and their families. Please let us know by July […]
Network with other young chemists, and participate with the panel of experts from Biomérieux, Pfizer, Polsinelli, and others. All are invited, and ... did we mention? ... free food! RSVP […]
Symposium honoring Dr Keith Stine Department of Chemistry, University of Missouri–St. Louis 2017 Saint Louis Award winner Nanoscale Materials: Synthesis and Analysis For details on speakers, topics, venue, parking, etc., […]
6:30 pm cocktails (open bar), hors d’oeuvres 7:00 pm banquet 8:00 pm program For directions to venue, program details, and reservation form (reservations required!), see this post.
Learn the chemistry of beer. RSVP by October 9th. Meet-up details provided when you RSVP. Questions to Tabbetha Bohac. Sponsored by the STLACS Younger Chemists Committee but all are welcome. […]
