Sponsored by ACS Webinars and ACS PHYS Astrochemistry Subdivision 11:00 am-12:15 pm, Online, Free, Registration required "In a stunning feat of precision and chemistry-driven exploration, NASA’s OSIRIS-REx mission intercepted a speeding asteroid more than 200 million miles from Earth, collected samples from its surface, and returned them home, making history as the first U.S. mission […]
The current job market can make even the most qualified candidates find their carefully planned career paths disrupted by unexpected variables. For scientists and technical professionals, the job search can feel less like a linear process and more like an experiment that refuses to behave as expected. Join Patricia Simpson of the School of Chemical […]
Sponsored by the Silicon Valley ACS local section 7:00-8:30 pm, Hybrid Event, Free, Guests welcome: contact Chair to attend
Prof. Timothy E. Long, Professor & Biodesign SM3 Center Director, School of Molecular Sciences Arizona State University Sponsored by Golden Gate Polymer Forum Feb. 4th, 2 pm, Online, Free/$5 donation, Registration required by Feb. 3rd at 1 pm Abstract There are nearly 15,000 active and inactive satellites orbiting in low earth orbit (LEO) today and […]
Led by a certified ACS Career Consultant Bill Carroll, this presentation will examine and provide guidance on how to manage the mental and physical transition of retirement. After attending this session, you will be able to: • Make the most of your roughly 2,000 hours of annual 'free time' you gain in retirement • Avoid […]
Microelectronics can be found at the core of nearly every modern breakthrough from artificial intelligence to renewable energy, and the research landscape is evolving at unprecedented speed. Knowing which materials and technologies are gaining momentum, and where microelectronics research is headed next, is essential for anticipating opportunity and staying competitive in a rapidly shifting market. Join a panel of […]
What do roses, chocolate, and wine make you think of...elegance, romance, or indulgence? Think again. It’s chemistry! From the precision of fermentation to the artistry of distillation, each of these iconic pleasures is the product of centuries of molecular insight, technical refinement, and scientific mastery. Join master flavorist Sam Tharpe, essential-oil expert Kim Bleimann, and […]
On 11 February 2025, the IUPAC GWB2025 connected 449 events in 78 countries. Held in conjunction with the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, the goal of “The Breakfast” is to establish an active network of people to overcome the barriers to gender equality in science. Over the last seven years, nearly 2500 GWB […]
In this live, 90-minute virtual workshop, participants will learn how to analyze the four key job sectors and evaluate which sector best matches their skill set. The presentation will provide you with: • Insight into the four primary job sectors in chemistry – academia, government, industry, and entrepreneurial • Information on the latest employment trends […]
Are you applying for a grant? Submitting a manuscript for publication? Want to make your professional activities and contributions visible? With research organizations increasingly requiring and using ORCID, knowing how to get and use your free ORCID iD and ORCID record will help you save time and get recognition for your work and contributions. In […]
This free, interactive discussion will discuss safety expectations and engagement for Two-Year College Chemistry Graduates and Technicians The Division of Chemical Health & Safety (CHAS) Two-Year College (2YC) Community of Practice welcomes individuals who are interested in chemical health and safety in two-year colleges and similar institutions. To support faculty, staff, and students at such […]
Abstract Analyzing organic materials in artworks has long been associated with destructive techniques, which can be a major limitation when working with delicate or historically important objects. Recent developments, in both instruments and sampling strategies, have opened the door to approaches that require little to no intervention on the object itself. In this talk, I […]
