Social hour @ 5:30 Meeting begins @ 6:30, with hiatus for dinner. Cost of dinner usually $21, with bar service and dessert optional extras. Reservations to the Chair no later than prior Monday. Dinner is Chair's treat for your first meeting if you express an interest in getting involved in Section activities. The "map" link […]
Topic: electrolysis, with a "make and take" component. Snacks at 6:30 Program at 7:00 We are hoping that you will leave with a few low cost ideas to facilitate teaching electrochemical concepts.
Michael Van Stipdonk, Duquesne University New perspectives on ion structure and behavior from multiple photon photodissociation experiments
Parking is on West Drive or in the West Garage, which is just down West Drive from Benton Hall. Enter Benton Hall on the west side and go to the fourth floor. Frontiers in Modern Glycosciences honoring Alexei Demchenko (UM–St Louis) 1:00 – 1:30 pmPoster viewing and refreshments 1:30 – 1:35 pmJim O’Brien (UM–St. Louis; […]
6:30 pm cocktails (open bar) 7:00 pm banquet 8:00 pm program Reservations must be received by October 14.
Please join us for the seminar on the topic of "Emotional Intelligence and the Power to Lead" with speakers: Ashley Gold, M.A., Associate Consultant at CMA Business Consultants Gregory Hartmann, Ph.D., Director, Production Technology at Monsanto Register by October 21st. LabSciences is #57 and Millbrook Parking Garage is #85 on the Location map. Please download […]
National Chemistry Week will again be celebrated at the Saint Louis Science Center. This year's theme is The Sweet Side of Chemistry. Set-up begins at 9 am, and parking will be validated (sweet!). Contact is Greg Wall (gwall37@msn.com, or 314.435.6487. Also, Kids and Chemistry coordinator, Sheryl Loux, will be at this event with three tables, […]
Lars Konermann, University of Western Ontario Unraveling the mechanism of electrospray ionization: From small molecules to large proteins
Tim Veenstra, C2N Diagnostics Proteomic Biomarker Discovery: It’s More than Just Mass Spec
Sarah Codd, Dept of Mechanical Engineering, Montana State University Magnetic Resonance Studies of Fluid Dynamics in Complex Systems Magnetic resonance microscopy (MRM) allows characterization of the spatial heterogeneity of materials on the 10 microns imaging scale. Within this spatial resolution molecular level properties such as magnetic relaxation and translational molecular diffusion which provide nanometer scale […]
