Jigisha Shah, Amanda Nelson, and Natalie McClure Download enlarged PDF version of the poster: 66MB or high resolution 126MB. Poster created by Eefei Chen for SciMix & ChemLuminary Awards. Also see Flyer about Silicon Valley ACS (PDF). Howard Peters, Member Read more
Changes took place just before the 2022 year-end holidays to Chemical & Engineering News (C&EN), our principal medium of contact and information, that deserve attention from the ACS membership. An open letter to the membership of the American Chemical SocietyThis Read more
Applications are being accepted for the Pfizer/ACS Travel and Research Grant, which allows undergraduate or graduate chemistry students from underrepresented groups to network and enhance skills that will be critical to their professional advancement in the chemistry enterprise. Each Pfizer/ACS Read more
The ACS Bridge Program was developed to increase the number of students from underrepresented (UR) racial and ethnic groups obtaining a Ph.D. in the chemical sciences. ACS-BP assists UR students with getting into and succeeding in graduate school. As an Read more
This is an excerpt of article by Jesse Stanchak that was published in ACS Axial on February 1, 2022. “Black History Month is an opportunity to celebrate the past achievements of Black chemists and chemical engineers. It’s also a time Read more
“Have you ever wondered about how to respectfully ask about gender, race, or health conditions in a survey? Could you use some help in putting together demographic questions for your forms? Interested in learning more about personal pronouns? The ACS Read more
This report includes baseline data on the gender, racial, ethnic, and regional representation of authors, reviewers, Editors, and Editorial Advisory Board members in ACS Publications. It supports ACS Publications efforts to identify areas where representation improvements can be made by Read more
“The American Chemical Society (ACS) is producing a new, biweekly science podcast called Tiny Matters, which is available wherever you listen to podcasts. Head to ACS’ website or your favorite platform and subscribe. The first episode drops today. Hosts Sam Jones, Read more
Image caption: A TENG-powered smart saddle could help equestrians improve their riding, as well as alert others when they fall off their horse. “Self-Rebound Cambered Triboelectric Nanogenerator Array for Self-Powered Sensing in Kinematic Analytics”ACS Nano “Skilled equestrians make advanced riding Read more
“Synthesis and Assessment of Non-allergenic Aromatic Amine Hair Dyes as Efficient Alternatives to Paraphenylenediamine”ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering “A bad dye job is bad enough on its own, but an itchy and irritating allergic reaction to it is even worse. Read more
