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ACS Meeting News
Your guide to the 2019 ACS Spring National Meeting in Orlando
C&EN’s editors pick the speakers and symposia to catch
by Celia Henry Arnaud
March 10, 2019
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 97, Issue 10
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Must-see presenters
Credit: Argonne National Laboratory
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Jean-Paul Desaulniers,
University of Ontario Institute of Technology
Developing photoresponsive siRNAs
University of Ontario Institute of Technology
Developing photoresponsive siRNAs
Credit: MIT
Kristala Jones Prather,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Engineering “valves” into biochemical pathways to control microbial metabolism
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Engineering “valves” into biochemical pathways to control microbial metabolism
Credit: Univ. of Delaware
Credit: Courtesy of Minjoung Kyoung
Minjoung Kyoung,
University of Maryland, Baltimore County
Imaging enzyme assemblies in four dimensions
University of Maryland, Baltimore County
Imaging enzyme assemblies in four dimensions
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Credit: University of New South Wales
Credit: University of Florida
Credit: Courtesy of Rosa Palacin
Credit: Idaho National Laboratory
David Reed,
Idaho National Laboratory
Using agricultural waste to fuel recycling of rare-earth elements
Idaho National Laboratory
Using agricultural waste to fuel recycling of rare-earth elements
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Karen Steelman,
Shumla Archaeological Research and Education Center
Delving into rock-art paint layers with X-ray fluorescence
Shumla Archaeological Research and Education Center
Delving into rock-art paint layers with X-ray fluorescence
Credit: Courtesy of Wilfred Tysoe
Wilfred Tysoe,
University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee
Designing self-assembling molecular electronic circuits
University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee
Designing self-assembling molecular electronic circuits
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Christopher Voigt,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Engineering communities of plants and microbes for smart agricultural systems
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Engineering communities of plants and microbes for smart agricultural systems
Your scheduling assistant
There are so many symposia to choose from. Here are a few to get you started.
Sunday PM, Monday AM/PM
Analytical methods illuminate the chemistry and materials unearthed at archaeological sites.
Micro- & Nanoplastics in the Environment: Detection, Characterization, Fate & Impact
Monday AM
Researchers want to understand how the plastics are getting into the environment and whether they’re causing harm.
A Decade Later: The Death of Sheri Sangji as a Catalyst for a Change in Safety Culture
Monday AM
Safety professionals explore how tragedy led to changes in the safety culture.
C&EN’s Start-Ups to Watch: Entrepreneurs Discuss Chemistry for New Frontiers
Monday AM
Representatives from C&EN’s Start-Ups to Watch will talk about what it takes to start your own venture.
Creating a Common Language for Chemistry: IUPAC’s Past, Present & Future Roles
Monday AM/PM
Celebrate the 100th birthday of the guardians of chemical nomenclature.
Innovative Green Chemistry: Striving toward Zero Waste API Manufacturing
Monday AM/PM
Chemists are looking for ways to make drugs responsibly and sustainably.
Monday PM
Learn how the chemistry community responds to and is affected by hurricanes, fires, and explosions.
The Flavor of Subtropical & Tropical Fruits
Monday PM, Tuesday AM/PM
You’re in Florida. It’s a great place to find out what gives oranges, mangoes, and other tropical fruits their distinctive flavors and aromas.
Covalent Inhibition Beyond Cysteine
Wednesday AM
Covalent binders now have other amino acids to latch onto when inhibiting protein targets.
Bioactive Delivery: Frontiers in Biomaterials
Wednesday AM/PM
Learn about how biomaterials are improving the delivery of agents to cells and tissue.
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