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ACS Executive Director and CEO Thomas =Connelly greets Willie E. May, director of the National Institute of Standards & Technology, during the Committee on Minority Affairs luncheon.
Credit: Linda Wang
ACS Executive Director and CEO Thomas =Connelly greets Willie E. May, director of the National Institute of Standards & Technology, during the Committee on Minority Affairs luncheon.
ACS President-Elect Allison Campbell (from left), ACS President Donna J. Nelson, and ACS Immediate Past-President Diane Grob Schmidt gather for a photo during the board reception and dinner.
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ACS President-Elect Allison Campbell (from left), ACS President Donna J. Nelson, and ACS Immediate Past-President Diane Grob Schmidt gather for a photo during the board reception and dinner.
Rochelle Diamond (left) and wife Barbara Belmont, both members of the ACS Subdivision for Gay & Transgender Chemists & Allies, attend the Committee on Minority Affairs luncheon.
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Rochelle Diamond (left) and wife Barbara Belmont, both members of the ACS Subdivision for Gay & Transgender Chemists & Allies, attend the Committee on Minority Affairs luncheon.
ACS Executive Director and CEO Thomas Connelly (from left) with Kavli Foundation lecturers Rommie Amaro and Emily Carter, along with ACS President Donna J. Nelson and ACS Board Chair Pat N. Confalone.
Credit: Linda Wang
ACS Executive Director and CEO Thomas Connelly (from left) with Kavli Foundation lecturers Rommie Amaro and Emily Carter, along with ACS President Donna J. Nelson and ACS Board Chair Pat N. Confalone.
Credit: Linda Wang
Undergrads from the University of Puerto Rico, Aguadilla, use pipe cleaners to model a ribbon structure during ChemDemo Exchange.
Undergrads Bianca Espinosa (from left), Julianne Truong, and Anastasia Martinez of California State University, Fullerton, leave the expo with plenty of tchotchkes.
Credit: Linda Wang
Undergrads Bianca Espinosa (from left), Julianne Truong, and Anastasia Martinez of California State University, Fullerton, leave the expo with plenty of tchotchkes.
ACS President Donna J. Nelson (right) poses with Vanecia Young of the University of Florida, during the Women Chemists Committee luncheon. Young is the first African American woman to receive tenure at a top 50 chemistry department.
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ACS President Donna J. Nelson (right) poses with Vanecia Young of the University of Florida, during the Women Chemists Committee luncheon. Young is the first African American woman to receive tenure at a top 50 chemistry department.
Madeleine Jacobs (left), former ACS executive director and CEO, embraces Sonja Israel, wife of the late Stanley C. Israel, who was a champion of diversity in the chemical sciences, during the board reception and dinner.
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Madeleine Jacobs (left), former ACS executive director and CEO, embraces Sonja Israel, wife of the late Stanley C. Israel, who was a champion of diversity in the chemical sciences, during the board reception and dinner.
Abdesslem Jedidi, a postdoc at King Abdullah University of Science & Technology, explains his research to Han Sen Soo of Nanyang Technological University during Sci-Mix.
Credit: Linda Wang
Abdesslem Jedidi, a postdoc at King Abdullah University of Science & Technology, explains his research to Han Sen Soo of Nanyang Technological University during Sci-Mix.
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