Reactions – Uncover the Chemistry in Everyday Life “Heavy metals have a reputation for being dangerous, but some are essential nutrients that you can’t live without. In this week’s episode of Reactions, we explore why.” (Reactions Science Video posted December Read more
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“ACS on Campus is the American Chemical Society’s initiative dedicated to helping students advance their education and careers. We provide resources for you to develop your skills and partner with schools around the world to bring leaders in chemistry, publishing, Read more
“Out of nearly 8M researchers in the world over the last decade, less than 1% have published multiple papers frequently cited by their peers that rank in the top 1% of citations for field and year. Since 2001, our experts Read more
On December 8, 2021, Clarivate and the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) released the “Research Fronts 2021” report, to identify the hottest and emerging areas in the world of scientific research. This is the eighth annual collaborative report between the Read more
100 Innovations with the potential to change how we live. View the list which includes “Blue Jeans Go Green” by Huue in the category “Sustainability.” Huue Chief Scientific Officer, Dr. Tammy Hsu, presented the SVACS August 2021 program on How Read more
Each month, the section receives a spreadsheet from national ACS with the names of members new to our section. The members are either new to ACS, have transferred in from other areas, or are the newest members — students. To Read more
Haven’t decided on a New Year’s resolution yet? How about encouraging middle and high school students to participate in the world of STEM – science, engineering, math, and science. It takes just one day of your time to judge at Read more
Farewell with Appreciation, Pride, Humility and Gratitude At the end of this month, I will step down as the chair of this section, so this is my last “Chair’s message”. After sitting down to write this column eleven times over Read more
