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The fun doesn’t quit: reserve for 2016 Saint Louis Award Banquet

(edited 8 Sep 2016 to add dinner menu) Saturday, October 15th, directly after the Saint Louis Award Symposium Glen Echo Country Club*, 3401 Lucas & Hunt Road, Saint Louis, MO 63121 6:30 pm cocktails (open bar), hors d’oeuvres (candied bacon, veggie-stuffed mushroom caps) 7:00 pm banquet menu

Saint Louis Award Symposium 2016 program

The broad array of speakers for the Saint Louis Award Symposium, Saturday, October 15th, reflects the award winner’s wide-ranging research interests. Come for the science; come back for the banquet. Metals for Green Chemistry and Medicine honoring Liviu Mirica Department of Chemistry, Washington University 2016 Saint Louis Award winner

portrait, Liviu Mirica

Liviu Mirica snags 2016 Saint Louis Award

Pegah Jalili, past chair of the St Louis Section–ACS and chair of the Saint Louis Award jury, has announced the winner of the 2016 Saint Louis Award. Dr Liviu Mirica obtained his BS from Caltech in 1999, where he carried out undergraduate research with Harry Gray. He earned his

Councilors are back from Philadelphia

Our intrepid Councilors have returned from the 252nd National Meeting in Philadelphia. Lol Barton was the first to provide the Councilor Talking Points, a summary of Council business that forms the basis for Councilors’ reporting to the Section. You can follow the link for the full document. Below one webmaster’

First-time poster presenter? Check this out.

First-time poster presenter? Check this out.

Our very own Professional Activities Committee chair, Brent Znosko (SLU Chemistry) was interviewed by the ACS Reactions blog about poster sessions. He provided six tips for first-time poster presenters. We don’t want to turn this into a listicle, so we’ll just send you to the horse’s mouth,

The amazing First Annual WUCT

The amazing First Annual WUCT

On April 2nd, 174 high school students from Missouri, Indiana, and Illinois attended the Washington University in St. Louis Chemistry Tournament (WUCT). WUCT aimed to expose students to creative thinking and intellectual flexibility, increase the number of STEM-based opportunities for high school students, and create a platform for college students

LDF Module 8, Spring 2016 – Failure: It’s a Good Thing (workshop)

LDF Module 8, Spring 2016 – Failure: It’s a Good Thing (workshop)

Workshop: May 26, 6:00–8:30 pm (corrected: start time is 6:00; original post had incorrect start time of 5:30) Location: The Edge (next to Mallinckrodt in Webster Groves) 359 Marshall Ave, Webster Groves, MO 63119 (map) Join us Thursday May 26 for the continuation of the