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SUMMARY:Pacifichem 2021: A Creative Vision for the Future
DESCRIPTION:Pacifichem 2021: A Creative Vision for the Future\nDecember 16-21\, 2021\nSponsored by the International Chemical Congress of Pacific Basin Societies\n Changed to Virtual only event\nLearn more and register\n\nThe 2021 International Chemical Congress of Pacific Basin Societies will take place in Honolulu\, Hawaii\, USA\, December 16-21\, 2021. Pacifichem 2021 will be the eighth in the series of successful cosponsored scientific conferences of Pacific Basin Chemical Societies.  Founded in 1984\, these conferences have been held in Honolulu\, Hawaii about every five years. \nSponsored jointly by:\n\nAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)\nCanadian Society for Chemistry (CSC)\nChemical Society of Japan (CSJ)*\nChinese Chemical Society (CCS)\nKorean Chemical Society (KCS)\nNew Zealand Institute of Chemistry (NZIC)\nRoyal Australian Chemical Institute (RACI)\n\n*The Chemical Society of Japan (CSJ) is the host society for the 2021 Congress. \n2021 Theme:\nA Creative Vision for the Future is the main theme of Pacifichem 2021.  Two subthemes are incorporated into the forward-looking conference: Core Chemistry and Chemistry for Global Challenges. \nA Creative Vision for the Future\nChemistry is\, and always should be\, a creative enterprise\, providing us with unique and unprecedented innovations to make human society happier\, healthier and more sustainable.  In addition to being a discovery science\, chemistry allows us\, through limitless combinations and permutations of the over 100 elements\, to create new substances and materials that nature has not yet seen in the 13.5 billion-year history of our universe and to employ them in the betterment of our Earth. \nWe do hope that Pacifichem 2021 will create an active forum and a productive platform where thousands of papers will disclose state-of-the-art\, cutting edge findings in chemistry and related multidisciplinary areas that inspire active discussion and opportunities for international collaboration\, thereby promoting creativity and a clear creative vision for chemistry. \nCore Chemistry\nA focus on the core areas of chemistry has been maintained in all previous Pacifichem Congresses.  For Pacifichem 2021\, these Core Chemistry areas will include: Analytical; Organic; Inorganic; Physical\, Computational and Theoretical; Macromolecular and Biological Chemistry; Materials Science; Nanotechnology; Chemical Education and Communication; and Chemical\, Biological and Biomedical Engineering.  The core topic areas are vitally important for the future progress of our field and for addressing emerging global challenges. \nChemistry for Global Challenges\nThis subtheme emphasizes the important mission of chemistry: a science that contributes to the human society and helps to create a better world for the future.  The Global Challenges topic areas for Pacifichem 2021 will provide symposia and forums for new\, emerging\, futuristic\, and/multidisciplinary areas in: Chemistry for Sustainability; Chemistry of Energy; Chemistry of Health Care; and Artificial Intelligence\, Big Data and Beyond.
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SUMMARY:2nd Annual Bay Area Chemistry Symposium
DESCRIPTION:Bay Area Chemistry Symposium\nSponsored by the ACS California and ACS Silicon Valley Sections\, Virtual production hosted by Gilead Sciences\nOnline only\, Learn more and apply to register\n\nThe Bay Area Chemistry Symposium provides a unique opportunity to connect local students and academics with scientists from the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries\, covering themes of synthesis and design in medicinal\, process\, and computational  chemistry. The one-day symposium will feature keynote addresses given by Gilead\, Genentech\, and Novartis as well as leading professors from the area and showcase research talks from graduate students\, post-doctoral fellows\, and industrial chemists. A poster session will also take place with presentations representing research conducted in both academic and industry laboratories. This symposium\, co-chaired by Richmond Sarpong\, Professor of Chemistry at UC Berkeley\, and Kevin Allan\, Director of Drug Substance Development & Manufacturing at Eidos Therapeutics\, promises to be an exciting and influential community building event for synthetic\, medicinal\, and computational chemists across the Bay Area.
URL:https://www.siliconvalleyacs.org/event/2nd-annual-bay-area-chemistry-symposium/
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SUMMARY:Meet C&EN's Talented 12 Class of 2021 - Sept. 27th 9-11:30am and Sept. 28th 6:30-9am
DESCRIPTION:Keynote Speakers: Carolyn Bertozzi\, Stanford University and Malika Jeffries-EL\, Boston University \n\nFree\, two-day virtual event\n\nPart 1: Sept. 27\, 2021 9am-11:30am PT\nPart 2: Sept. 28\, 2021 6:30am-9am PT\n\n\nPresented by ThermoFisher Scientific\nVirtual\, Free\, Registration required\n\nC&EN’s Talented 12 program celebrates young chemists working in academia\, industry\, and government who are just beginning to put their innovative and transformative ideas into practice. This special two-day event features remarks from keynote speakers Carolyn Bertozzi (Sept. 27) and Malika Jeffries-EL (Sept. 28). Don’t miss these exciting TED-style talks by the rising stars in our 2021 class in which they lay out their vision for the future of their fields. \nCarolyn Bertozzi is the Baker Family Director of Stanford ChEM-H and the Anne T. and Robert M. Bass Professor of Humanities and Sciences in the Department of Chemistry at Stanford University. She is also an Investigator of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and the Editor-in-Chief of ACS Central Science. Her research focuses on profiling changes in cell surface glycosylation associated with cancer\, inflammation and infection\, and exploiting this information for development of diagnostic and therapeutic approaches\, most recently in the area of immuno-oncology. She is an elected member of the National Academy of Medicine\, the National Academy of Sciences\, and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. She also has been awarded the Lemelson-MIT Prize\, a MacArthur Foundation Fellowship\, the Chemistry for the Future Solvay Prize\, among many others. \nMalika Jeffries-EL received BA degrees in Chemistry and Africana Studies at Wellesley College and M. Phil and Ph.D. degrees in chemistry from The George Washington University. After spending one year at Smith College as a Mendenhall Fellow she worked as a post-doctoral researcher under the direction of Professor Richard D. McCullough at Carnegie Mellon University. In 2005\, she joined the faculty in the Chemistry Department at Iowa State University and was promoted to associate professor with tenure in 2012. She was a Martin Luther King Jr. Visiting Professor in the chemistry department of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2015. She joined the Department of Chemistry and Division of Materials Science at Boston University in 2016. Since July 2020 she has served as the Associate Dean of the Graduate School in Arts and Sciences. \nFill out and submit the form to attend this virtual symposium\, which will cover a range of exciting\, cutting-edge research. \nSee the full list of speakers and agenda
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