Events

Graham Cooks, Purdue University Contact Henry Rohrs for more information, 314 935-8164 or rohrs@wustl.edu

This contest pits teams of high school chemistry students against each another in a test of titration accuracy. For information on how to enter a team from your high school, contact Bruce Ritts, phone 314.290.4744 or email bruce_ritts@steris.com.

Judging for Missouri Tri-county Regional Science and Engineering Fair Judging from 9 am–noon. K-4 participation awards distributed. Judging in divisions: 5th–8th, 9th–12th, and honors 9th–12th. Free breakfast for judges 8–9 am. To volunteer for judging, call Sheryl J Loux at 636.237.5149 or email sjloux@gmail.com.

Hao Zhang, Washington University Contact Henry Rohrs for more information, 314 935-8164 or rohrs@wustl.edu

David Russell, Texas A & M University Contact Henry Rohrs for more information, 314 935-8164 or rohrs@wustl.edu

ACS tour speaker Dr Robert D Blackledge wrote the book on the forensic analysis of glitter, and will tell us all about it. Please join this retired senior forensic chemist from the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS): location and time to be announced here, but reserve this evening to learn more than you thought there […]

Friday, March 11, is the alternate day for students unable to participate on Saturday. For information about entering, contact the HSCC coordinator.

5:30 social hour, 6:30 dinner: steak or fish, fresh vegetable, salad, desert, coffee The speaker will be immediate past chair Shelley Minteer. There will be a brief General Meeting of the Section to vote on proposed Bylaw Amendments. All St Louis Section members are eligible to vote on this issue, and your voice is needed! […]

Cheryl Lichti, Washington University Contact Henry Rohrs for more information, 314 935-8164 or rohrs@wustl.edu

Society for Applied Spectroscopy “tour speaker” meeting Dr Nathan Bower, Professor of Chemistry at Colorado College X-ray Fluorescence and High Resolution Mass Spectrometry in Numismatics: Case Studies using Biblical Coins from First Century Judaea Dinner at 6 pm, speaker at 7 pm Cost for dinner is: SAS members $10, non-members $15, students free! You need […]