June 23–26, 2024
Call for Papers: Northwest Regional Meeting (NORM)
Pullman, WA
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3D Printing of Biomaterials and Drug DeliveryThis session will include talks in the areas of (I) Processing of 3D printed biomedical devices, (ii) tissue-biomaterial interactions, (iii) in vitro and in vivo property evaluation, (iv) na… Read More
This session will include talks in the areas of (I) Processing of 3D printed biomedical devices, (ii) tissue-biomaterial interactions, (iii) in vitro and in vivo property evaluation, (iv) nanoscale surface modification and encapsulation of drugs for bone healing, (v) drug delivery from micro and nanoscale devices.
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Advanced Analytical Methods for Discovery of Nutrient and Contaminant Cycling in the EnvironmentThis session will focus on use of different analysis methods for discovery of chemical speciation and cycling processes that affect the fate and behaviour of chemicals in the environment; in… Read More
This session will focus on use of different analysis methods for discovery of chemical speciation and cycling processes that affect the fate and behaviour of chemicals in the environment; including soils, agriculture, watersheds, and surface and ground water systems.
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Advancements and Training in Nuclear Materials Processing and Sensing in Harsh EnvironmentsThe ability to detect small quantities of analytes from complex environments such as complex environmental solutions, nuclear reprocessing streams, and related wastes can be challenging. The… Read More
The ability to detect small quantities of analytes from complex environments such as complex environmental solutions, nuclear reprocessing streams, and related wastes can be challenging. The work presented in this symposium will describe the development of various analytical techniques including electrochemistry, spectroscopy, separation science, and radiochemistry, that are working to resolve these challenges. This symposium is also directed at workforce development in nuclear and non-proliferation applications.
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Advances in Actinide and Lanthanide ChemistryThe chemistry of compounds encompassing the 5f and 4f elements. From fundamental studies of their synthesis, structure and bonding to separations chemistry to nanoparticle chemistry. |
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Advances in Medicinal ChemistryThis symposium invites researchers in the medicinal chemistry and chemical biology space from academia, the pharmaceutical industry, research institutions. The program will highlight resear… Read More
This symposium invites researchers in the medicinal chemistry and chemical biology space from academia, the pharmaceutical industry, research institutions. The program will highlight research and development of emerging technologies spanning the spectrum from bench to bedside.
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Advances in STEM EducationThis symposium seeks contributions exploring new or novel approaches to STEM Education from Pre-college through continuing education. Included are innovations or science surrounding traditio… Read More
This symposium seeks contributions exploring new or novel approaches to STEM Education from Pre-college through continuing education. Included are innovations or science surrounding traditional approaches to STEM education as well as non-traditional means for teaching STEM concepts. Contributions highlighting interdisciplinarity or democratization are also highly encouraged.
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Advancing Chemistry through Computation and Artificial IntelligenceComputation and artificial intelligence have a critical role in accelerating chemistry by rapidly identifying molecules with desired properties, designing new materials, illuminating reactio… Read More
Computation and artificial intelligence have a critical role in accelerating chemistry by rapidly identifying molecules with desired properties, designing new materials, illuminating reaction mechanisms, and advancing drug development. This interdisciplinary symposium will explore the latest advances in computation and the potential of large language models, machine learning, and generative artificial intelligence in the field of chemistry.
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Biobased Materials and ProductsBiobased products are materials are critical for producing sustainable products from renewable resources that helps guide us away from fossil fuels. Various feedstocks (agricultural and fore… Read More
Biobased products are materials are critical for producing sustainable products from renewable resources that helps guide us away from fossil fuels. Various feedstocks (agricultural and forestry residues, food waste, municipal waste, etc) can be used for generating these products via various processes (thermal, chemical, biological). These products have the potential for being direct replacements for synthetic products.
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Biochemistry and Biomedicine/Cancer Biochemistry and Biology/Biomedical Engineering and ApplicationsThis session features the use of biochemistry in biological and biomedical research works at mechanistic, phenotypic, engineering, translational, and clinical levels. Research using omics, m… Read More
This session features the use of biochemistry in biological and biomedical research works at mechanistic, phenotypic, engineering, translational, and clinical levels. Research using omics, mathematical, statistical, AI/machine learning, computational or molecular modeling, and biomaterial technologies to address biological or biomedical questions are welcome to join this symposium
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Breaking Borders and Building Bonds at InterfacesInterdisciplinary topics from chemists, engineers, physicists, and biologists towards interfacial discoveries and processes for applications. Materials science, biological and medical applic… Read More
Interdisciplinary topics from chemists, engineers, physicists, and biologists towards interfacial discoveries and processes for applications. Materials science, biological and medical applications of materials, bioengineering, solid-state chemistry (including sol-gel chemistry) and functional inorganic devices, organic electronic devices, nanostructured materials, composites, polymers, surfaces, and the many applications. This track will also include the fabrication and processing of electronic, magnetic, or optical materials and devices.
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Breaking Borders and Building Bonds at the Limits of DetectionThis symposium will bring together all parts of the analytical operations of measurement science including sampling, measurements, and data analysis: New methods of sampling, emerging contam… Read More
This symposium will bring together all parts of the analytical operations of measurement science including sampling, measurements, and data analysis: New methods of sampling, emerging contaminants (i.e., PFOA/PFOS). Topics can include: bioanalytical chemistry; forensics, archaeological, and medical sciences; chemometrics and data processing; mass spectrometry, microscale and nanoscale systems; electrochemistry; elemental and molecular characterization techniques and instrumentation development; sensing; separations; -omics; new directions in analysis.
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Breaking Borders and Building Bonds in Chemical BiologyThis symposium will utilize molecular design to probe questions for in vitro or in vivo studies. Mechanistic studies, cell biology work, toxicology, medicine and pharmacokinetics, proteins, … Read More
This symposium will utilize molecular design to probe questions for in vitro or in vivo studies. Mechanistic studies, cell biology work, toxicology, medicine and pharmacokinetics, proteins, nucleic acids, sugars, proteins, or organismic studies are welcome. Exploring cellular function from either a chemical or a biological (or both) prospective can lead to advances for many applications. Medicinal chemistry and chemical neuroscience as well as bioconjugate chemistry would apply to this symposium.
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Breaking Borders and Building Bonds Through CatalysisThis session is dedicated to all aspects of catalysis. Homogeneous, heterogeneous, mixed, molecular catalysis, and biocatalysis. Topics can cover life sciences, electrochemistry, organometal… Read More
This session is dedicated to all aspects of catalysis. Homogeneous, heterogeneous, mixed, molecular catalysis, and biocatalysis. Topics can cover life sciences, electrochemistry, organometallics, photochemistry, experimental and theoretical studies, and efforts towards green catalytic processes
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Breaking Borders and Building Bonds through Chemistry Away from the BenchWith chemistry spreading to a multi-discipline science, many advances in chemistry do not occur in a traditional laboratory setting. This symposium discusses advances in chemistry outside of… Read More
With chemistry spreading to a multi-discipline science, many advances in chemistry do not occur in a traditional laboratory setting. This symposium discusses advances in chemistry outside of the traditional laboratory setting which may include field work, computational analysis, or even casual observations at home.
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Breaking Borders and Building Bonds through Chemistry in the CommunityOutreach and service in the community broadly defined. |
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Breaking Borders and Building Bonds through EnergyIn particular, this symposium emphasizes mechanistic understanding of the relevant chemical processes. Detailed mechanisms depicting complex processes related to sustainable chemical and ene… Read More
In particular, this symposium emphasizes mechanistic understanding of the relevant chemical processes. Detailed mechanisms depicting complex processes related to sustainable chemical and energy productions, energy conversions are instrumental to a variety of technologies that advance energy conversions, non-carbon-based fuel productions, and CO2 utilizations. In the past twenty years, we witnessed how the mechanisms established with the state-of-the-art computational, characterization, and experimentation techniques have led to the theories and principles responsible for new materials discovery and system design. Ultimately, the pace of the fuel cell, battery, and green hydrogen production revolution has accelerated
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Breaking Borders and Building Bonds Through Environmental ChallengesComplex environmental phenomena (i.e., climate change), biogeochemical cycling, bioremediation and biotechnology, data science, occurrence, fate, and behavior of aquatic or terrestrial conta… Read More
Complex environmental phenomena (i.e., climate change), biogeochemical cycling, bioremediation and biotechnology, data science, occurrence, fate, and behavior of aquatic or terrestrial contaminants (both on land and in air), sustainable systems, resource recovery, land use management, water research, agricultural research, chemical answers to questions in plant pathology, nematology, entomology, pest management, and crop science.
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Breaking Borders and Building Bonds Through SynthesisFundamental research in all branches, theory, or practice of organic and inorganic synthesis. Sessions will focus on broad approaches at synthesis from natural products total synthesis and t… Read More
Fundamental research in all branches, theory, or practice of organic and inorganic synthesis. Sessions will focus on broad approaches at synthesis from natural products total synthesis and transformation methodology to coordination chemistry, supramolecular chemistry, and inorganic complex design. Mechanistic studies, both experimental and theoretical should provide novel insight into the course of a chemical reaction. Multi-step synthetic methods, new strategies towards targets of interest.
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Breaking Borders in the Nuclear Science EnterpriseThis symposium will provide a forum to present recent progress in the application of nuclear science to current problems including the startup of next gen nuclear reactors, progress on clean… Read More
This symposium will provide a forum to present recent progress in the application of nuclear science to current problems including the startup of next gen nuclear reactors, progress on cleanup at the Hanford site, developments in forensics for non-proliferation, response to unplanned radiological events, etc.
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Chemical Theory and Mechanisms for Sustainable Energy Conversion and ProductionThis symposium provides an opportunity to obtain an overview of the current status and latest progress based on mechanistic studies employing density functional theory, molecular simulations… Read More
This symposium provides an opportunity to obtain an overview of the current status and latest progress based on mechanistic studies employing density functional theory, molecular simulations, and various synthetic, characterization tools to study waters-splitting, CO2 conversions, and sustainable energy and fuel productions.
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Chemistry of Fermented BeveragesThis symposium will focus on the chemistry of wine, beer, kombucha, and other fermented beverages. The symposium will also cover the environmental challenges of growing of grapes (viticultur… Read More
This symposium will focus on the chemistry of wine, beer, kombucha, and other fermented beverages. The symposium will also cover the environmental challenges of growing of grapes (viticulture), grains/hops, and other topics related to fermentation science. Essentially from “field to liver”!
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Computation in Molecular SciencesJoin us at the "Computation in Molecular Sciences" symposium, where leading experts converge to explore the intricate realms of molecular modeling, material simulations, computational chemis… Read More
Join us at the "Computation in Molecular Sciences" symposium, where leading experts converge to explore the intricate realms of molecular modeling, material simulations, computational chemistry, drug design, quantum calculations, and diverse computational analyses including artificial intelligence. This symposium serves as a dynamic platform to unveil groundbreaking advancements in understanding and manipulating the complexities of chemicals, materials, and biochemical phenomena through cutting-edge computational approaches.
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Computational Chemistry: From Theory to ApplicationsThis symposium will range from new theoretical developments in both quantum chemistry and molecular simulations to applications designed to predict or interpret experiment. Applications of c… Read More
This symposium will range from new theoretical developments in both quantum chemistry and molecular simulations to applications designed to predict or interpret experiment. Applications of computational chemistry relevant to environmental issues or energy-related areas are particularly welcome.
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Creating and Breaking the Borders in Molecular RecognitionThe discovery, application, and study of non-covalent interactions and supramolecular aggregates have sparked transformative advances in materials chemistry, bridging various disciplines suc… Read More
The discovery, application, and study of non-covalent interactions and supramolecular aggregates have sparked transformative advances in materials chemistry, bridging various disciplines such as organic, inorganic, analytical, and physical chemistry. Notably, molecular recognition has revolutionized catalysis, sensing, separations, drug delivery, and the emerging fields of molecular machines and dynamic materials. This symposium provides a dynamic platform for interactive discussions and presentations on the broad scope of molecular recognition and its diverse applications. Encouraging cross-disciplinary collaborations and the exchange of innovative ideas, we invite experimental and theoretical chemists to participate, encompassing the molecular recognition of small molecules in solution, gas, and solid-state.
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Creativity in Metal-Ligand BondingLigands have evolved far beyond being the inert, organic ancillaries of transition metals. This session will discuss and celebrate new instances of creative ligand design including cooperati… Read More
Ligands have evolved far beyond being the inert, organic ancillaries of transition metals. This session will discuss and celebrate new instances of creative ligand design including cooperativity, redox non-innocence, secondary coordination sphere interactions and more.
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ElectrochemistryThis symposium seeks the latest advancements in electrochemistry. Topics may include energy storage and conversion, corrosion, sensors, bioelectrochemistry, chemically modified electrodes, e… Read More
This symposium seeks the latest advancements in electrochemistry. Topics may include energy storage and conversion, corrosion, sensors, bioelectrochemistry, chemically modified electrodes, electrosynthesis, electrocatalysis and electrochemistry of carbon and other materials.
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Emerging Technologies for Targeted and Controlled Drug DeliveryThis symposium is set to feature presentations by both emerging and established distinguished speakers in the realms of targeted drug delivery, biomaterials, nanotherapeutics, and nanomedici… Read More
This symposium is set to feature presentations by both emerging and established distinguished speakers in the realms of targeted drug delivery, biomaterials, nanotherapeutics, and nanomedicine. Additionally, discussions will cover mechanisms of nanotherapeutics, focusing on achieving target-specific delivery to enhance effectiveness while minimizing potential toxicity.
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Engineering Solutions for Environmental Chemistry ChallengesThis symposium will capture application driven research in environmental chemistry, sustainability focused chemistry, valorization and recycling of wastes into useful products, and similar a… Read More
This symposium will capture application driven research in environmental chemistry, sustainability focused chemistry, valorization and recycling of wastes into useful products, and similar applications toward environmental chemistry challenges.
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Exploring the Chemistry of Next-Generation Coolants and Solvents: Interfacial Processes Under Extreme EnvironmentsNuclear fission has been championed as a sustainable and reliable carbon-free energy source for providing baseload electricity to bridge the transition between fossil fuels and renewable ene… Read More
Nuclear fission has been championed as a sustainable and reliable carbon-free energy source for providing baseload electricity to bridge the transition between fossil fuels and renewable energy sources. To achieve the widespread adoption of nuclear fission technologies and meet society’s growing demand for safe and clean energy, multiple advanced reactor designs and fuel cycle processes are under development. Many of these new technologies envision the use of next-generation coolants and solvents, such as organic solvents, ionic liquids, and molten halide salts. To explore the utility and applicability of these new media under process conditions, a deeper molecular-level understanding of their energetics, structure, interfacial processes, and radiation-induced chemical properties is needed. This symposium will present an overview of our current knowledge and challenges in this area through invited and contributed talks from leading experts. This session will present advances in our mechanistic knowledge of interfacial processes that underpin the molecular level properties and behavior of structural materials in extreme environments, including highly corrosive coolants and solvents, high temperature, and ionizing radiation fields.
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Exploring the Chemistry of Next-Generation Coolants and Solvents: Radiation-Induced ChemistryNuclear fission has been championed as a sustainable and reliable carbon-free energy source for providing baseload electricity to bridge the transition between fossil fuels and renewable ene… Read More
Nuclear fission has been championed as a sustainable and reliable carbon-free energy source for providing baseload electricity to bridge the transition between fossil fuels and renewable energy sources. To achieve the widespread adoption of nuclear fission technologies and meet society’s growing demand for safe and clean energy, multiple advanced reactor designs and fuel cycle processes are under development. Many of these new technologies envision the use of next-generation coolants and solvents, such as organic solvents, ionic liquids, and molten halide salts. To explore the utility and applicability of these new media under process conditions, a deeper molecular-level understanding of their energetics, structure, interfacial processes, and radiation-induced chemical properties is needed. This symposium will present an overview of our current knowledge and challenges in this area through invited and contributed talks from leading experts. This session will highlight new fundamental and applied research that targets understanding ionizing radiation-induced processes in complex systems that utilize next-generation coolants and solvents.
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Exploring the Chemistry of Next-Generation Coolants and Solvents: Structure and Properties of Coolants, Fuels and SolventsNuclear fission has been championed as a sustainable and reliable carbon-free energy source for providing baseload electricity to bridge the transition between fossil fuels and renewable ene… Read More
Nuclear fission has been championed as a sustainable and reliable carbon-free energy source for providing baseload electricity to bridge the transition between fossil fuels and renewable energy sources. To achieve the widespread adoption of nuclear fission technologies and meet society’s growing demand for safe and clean energy, multiple advanced reactor designs and fuel cycle processes are under development. Many of these new technologies envision the use of next-generation coolants and solvents, such as organic solvents, ionic liquids, and molten halide salts. To explore the utility and applicability of these new media under process conditions, a deeper molecular-level understanding of their energetics, structure, interfacial processes, and radiation-induced chemical properties is needed. This symposium will present an overview of our current knowledge and challenges in this area through invited and contributed talks from leading experts. This session will focus on advances in understanding the structure and dynamics of next-generation coolants and solvents, and the identification of emergent behavior for solutes (e.g., actinides and corrosion and fission products) in extreme environments.
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Geochemistry and Mineralogy of Critical Metal ElementsThe symposium aims to establish a platform for interdisciplinary researchers from chemistry, geology, biology, computational chemistry, and materials sciences to share research on geochemist… Read More
The symposium aims to establish a platform for interdisciplinary researchers from chemistry, geology, biology, computational chemistry, and materials sciences to share research on geochemistry and mineralogy of critical metals, in terms of their resources, formation and alteration, deposit mining, tailing waste, and separation/remediation. Appropriate topics include, but are not limited to: Rare-earth elements mineralization and fractionation; Mineral nucleation and crystal growth mechanisms; Chemistry of hydrothermal fluids and minerals; Molecular simulations and solubility/speciation and spectroscopic studies; Fluid-driven reactive transport and thermodynamic modeling in natural systems; Waste contamination and remediation; Recycling critical metals from tailing waste.
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Integration of Thermal Catalysis and ElectrocatalysisThe presence of internal and external electric fields can affect the catalytic activity and selectivity of heterogeneous catalysts. Recent advances in the synthesis, characterization, and co… Read More
The presence of internal and external electric fields can affect the catalytic activity and selectivity of heterogeneous catalysts. Recent advances in the synthesis, characterization, and computational modeling of catalytic materials have made measuring and predicting field influences more accessible. Consequently, field-assisted catalysis has emerged as a leading area of research in electrocatalysis. This symposium aims to foster the cross-pollination of knowledge for discovering and studying phenomena and mechanisms in thermal heterogeneous catalysis and electrocatalysis.
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Interfacial Chemistry Enables Sustainable and Resilient Infrastructure MaterialsThis session will feature several talks that showcases how understanding and/or manipulating the chemistry at interfaces within infrastructure materials can translate to enhanced durability,… Read More
This session will feature several talks that showcases how understanding and/or manipulating the chemistry at interfaces within infrastructure materials can translate to enhanced durability, environmental sustainability, and/or resilience of such materials (cementitious composites, polymeric composites, wood composites, asphaltic materials, etc.). The interfacial chemistry plays an enabling role in recent advances of infrastructure materials and the session will conclude with a roundtable discussion on how chemists and infrastructure engineers could collaborate to tackle important challenges faced by the infrastructure industry.
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Materials in the Nuclear Fuel Cycle: From Cradle to GraveThe symposium will bring together a group of experimental and theoretical scientists focused on issues and challenges in solid state and materials chemistry raised in the nuclear fuel cycle.… Read More
The symposium will bring together a group of experimental and theoretical scientists focused on issues and challenges in solid state and materials chemistry raised in the nuclear fuel cycle. Appropriate topics include, but are not limited to: Actinide and rare-earth elements mineralization and recovery; Accidental tolerant fuels, ceramic and metallic fuel, molten salt fuel cycle; Spent nuclear fuel and waste form dissolution, degradation, and long-term stability; Rad waste contamination and remediation; Nuclear waste geological disposal.
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New Frontiers in Mass Spectrometry and Gas-Phase Ion ManipulationFocusing broadly on techniques that exploit gas-phase ions for analytical gain, this symposium aims to present new developments, approaches, and methods using mass spectrometry and or ion mo… Read More
Focusing broadly on techniques that exploit gas-phase ions for analytical gain, this symposium aims to present new developments, approaches, and methods using mass spectrometry and or ion mobility spectrometry. Given the wide applicability of both techniques, speakers will address both fundamental and applied aspects of these techniques.
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Project SEED, REU’s, and Partners in Science: Engaging the Community in Research ExperiencesThis symposium spotlights programs dedicated to fostering authentic research experiences for novice researchers. It invites participants, mentors, and organizers from diverse initiatives suc… Read More
This symposium spotlights programs dedicated to fostering authentic research experiences for novice researchers. It invites participants, mentors, and organizers from diverse initiatives such as those who implement course-based research experiences, Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REUs), which are typically NSF or NIH-funded summer research programs for undergraduates, Project SEED, an ACS program providing mentored research experiences for economically disadvantaged high school students, and Partners in Science, funded by the Murdock Charitable Trust, pairing high school teachers with mentors to develop relevant research skills. The symposium encourages describing specific programs and sharing stories about the benefits, successes, challenges, and lasting impacts of these programs.
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Pushing the Boundaries of SensitivityThis symposium will provide a forum to discuss the advances in instrument development and detection. |
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Small Molecule Modulators of Aminotransferases and Amidases. Application to α-ketoacid BiochemistryThis session will focus on the necessity and complexity of aminotransferases (transaminases) and amidases in human health and disease. Modulating these enzymes is a difficult task, but the r… Read More
This session will focus on the necessity and complexity of aminotransferases (transaminases) and amidases in human health and disease. Modulating these enzymes is a difficult task, but the results can be enormous. This session will bring together synthetic organic and medicinal chemists with biochemists and everyone in between, to describe the unique qualities of these understudied biochemical targets and the probable outcomes from there modulation
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Structures, Kinetics, and Thermodynamics at InterfacesWe welcome contributions regarding physio-chemical aspects of processes at soft and solid interface, such as structures, and kinetics and thermodynamics of chemical reactions, adsorption, an… Read More
We welcome contributions regarding physio-chemical aspects of processes at soft and solid interface, such as structures, and kinetics and thermodynamics of chemical reactions, adsorption, and solvation. Basic theories intended to explain these interfacial processes and results of advanced ab initio and molecular-dynamics simulations will also be accepted.
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The Chemistry of Historical ArchaeologyUndergraduate researchers at the University of Idaho partake in a project in which they analyze and identify artifacts that are sent to the lab by museums, state institutions, other universi… Read More
Undergraduate researchers at the University of Idaho partake in a project in which they analyze and identify artifacts that are sent to the lab by museums, state institutions, other universities, and archaeology firms from all across North America. Apart from having a lot of fun with the work, students are also exposed to a wide variety of analytical techniques and the need to find the right approach for each artifact.
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The Nucleus, Radiation, and Chemistry TodayA symposium focusing on all areas of nuclear chemistry, radiochemistry, radiation chemistry, and nuclear medicine. |
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Undergraduate ResearchThis poster session is open to undergraduates only and will occur in conjunction with the Academic Recruitment Fair. |
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Unlocking a Sustainable Future: Harnessing the Power of the Hydrogen and BeyondHydrogen is widely viewed as a key enabler of energy transition. Our symposium explores the vast potential processes and technologies for H2, biofuels, fossil fuel mitigation, renewable natu… Read More
Hydrogen is widely viewed as a key enabler of energy transition. Our symposium explores the vast potential processes and technologies for H2, biofuels, fossil fuel mitigation, renewable natural gas, carbon capture and more. Together, let's chart a course towards a greener, more sustainable world. Your presence is key to the transformative dialogue that will shape the energy landscape of tomorrow.
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