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Meetings
Scenes from the ACS national meeting in Boston
by Linda Wang
August 30, 2018
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 96, Issue 35
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Mingzhua Zhou, a postdoc at Tufts University, enjoys a break at the Lawn on D recreation area outside the convention center.
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Kamia Smith (left) of Edwards Air Force Research Lab and her spouse, Ebonee Bryant-Smith, stop for a quick photo in front of the convention center.
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JACS Editor in Chief Peter Stang (left) and Madeleine Jacobs, former ACS executive director and CEO, attend the Kavli reception.
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Young girls get a taste of what it’s like to be science writers during C&EN’s Science Storytellers event at the presidential outreach event at the Boston Children’s Museum.
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ACS president-elect candidates Thomas R. Gilbert (left) and Luis Echegoyen break for a photo while talking with meeting attendees at the expo.
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Safia Jilani, a graduate student at Georgetown University, shows off her chemistry-themed henna at the tweetup hosted by C&EN.
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Julia Harrison, an undergraduate at Southern Connecticut State University, presents her research at the undergraduate poster session.
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George Whitesides of Harvard University arrives at the convention center to attend sessions.
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Amber Charlebois and her daughter, Victoria, at the presidential outreach event. The Women Chemists Committee, of which Charlebois is a past chair, celebrated the launch of the second edition of the book “Mom the Chemistry Professor” with a symposium during the meeting.
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Exhibitor Nobuyuki Harada of Maruzen shows a molecular model to his colleague Takeru Kishida at the expo.
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Longtime ACS Project SEED supporter Isabel Bader (left) and 50 Forward champion Fraser Stoddart at the board dinner.
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K. Renee Horton (left) of NASA’s Michoud Assembly Facility in New Orleans and Ann Kimble-Hill, chair of the Committee on Minority Affairs, at the diversity reception.
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ACS Board Chair John E. Adams (from left), Fred Kavli Innovations in Chemistry Lecturer Harry Atwater, Kavli Foundation Emerging Leader in Chemistry Lecturer Jill Millstone, ACS President Peter K. Dorhout, and ACS Executive Director and CEO Thomas Connelly at the Kavli lectures.
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From left: ACS Immediate Past-President Allison Campbell, ACS President Peter K. Dorhout, and ACS President-Elect Bonnie Charpentier during the board regular session.
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Job seekers and employers from academia and industry wore ribbons like these to connect with each other during the meeting, as part of the Catalyzing Career Networking (C2N) pilot program.
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David Chavez, a past Project SEED scholar, attends the Committee on Minority Affairs luncheon.
Chemical & Engineering News
ISSN 0009-2347
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