The annual contest for high school chemistry students is a test of titration accuracy and speed. Trophies to the heat winners and the winning school. For more information on how to enter a team from your high school, contact Bruce Ritts at 314-290-4744 or bruce_ritts@steris.com
Younger Chemists Committee general meeting Come meet your fellow Younger Chemists in the Saint Louis area; network, socialize, make new friends! Bring your friends and/or co-workers with you!
13th Annual Robert W Murray Lecture Reception 3 pm, lecture at 3:30 pm in 451 Benton Hall Daniel G Nocera, Henry Dreyfus Professor of Energy and Professor of Chemistry at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology "Personalized Energy for 1 (× 6 billion)" There will be a post-lecture reception in the Center for Nanoscience. Parking is […]
Alternate date for those who can't make it on the primary date. See March 13 for details.
High School Chemistry Contest administered at University of Missouri–St Louis. Friday, March 12, is the alternate day for students unable to participate on Saturday. For information about entering, contact Myron Reese at (618) 537-6814 or email mreese@mckendree.edu
Details to follow.
Resources for Career Management for Chemists in a Challenging Market, Part IV: Looking at You From the Other Side Speakers: * Lisa Rokusek, CPC/CTS, Managing Partner, AgentHR Recruiting Group, Think Like a Headhunter! How to maximize your odds and get noticed * Lisa Balbes, Career Counselor, American Chemical Society, Résumé Preparation Tips For Scientists and […]
Gary Hieftje, Indiana University «Models, Methods, and Machines for Chemical Measurements» More information about the speaker at http://www.siue.edu/artsandsciences/chemistry/probst.shtml
ACS tour speaker, research scientist and field ornithologist Dr Dwight Chasar delivers a public lecture, «Chemistry is for the Birds», cosponsored by St Louis Academy of Science and Sigma-Aldrich Corporation. 6:20–7 pm: hands-on chemistry for students only (parents, family members, and guests welcome to observe) 7:15 pm: public lecture at Sigma-Aldrich headquarters, 3050 Spruce Street, […]
Ronald Breaker, Henry Ford II Professor of Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology at Yale University and a Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator in Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry, will give two public lectures: First lecture, 4 pm, April 14, at Saint Louis University, Lee Lecture Hall: «Metabolite-sensing Riboswitches: Molecular Relics from the RNA World?» See April […]
