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Chapters Business Not As Usual for University of Puerto Rico - Río Piedras Campus
How COVID-19 Transformed Chapter Activities and Individual Development
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Careers How to Score a Chemistry-Related Job in Climate Science
Wondering how to combine your passion for the planet with your background in chemistry? We've got the inside scoop on climate science careers.
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Chapters Celebrating the 2020-2021 ACS Student Chapter Award Winners
Congratulations to the 209 ACS Student Chapter Award winners and 25 chapters that successfully completed green chemistry activities.
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Atomic News 3D-Printed Electrodes Could Hold More Charge in Lithium-Ion Batteries
Aligned graphite nanoflakes and a carefully designed structure gives a thick electrode with three times the charge capacity of conventional designs.
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Careers Finding Your Path as a Chemical Technical Professional
If being the go-to person for handling chemicals, conducting experiments, and running analyses appeals to you, this article is for you.
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College Life How To Survive Your Organic Chemistry Class
Your life will be much easier with these smart approaches to studying synthesis, reactions, and analysis of carbon-based molecules.
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Grad School The Road to Grad School
Start early and stay the course with these tips that will help you manage the application process.
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Careers How To Blaze Your Own Trail in Pharmacology
Are you fascinated by how drugs work in the body? Learn about careers in pharmacology, a field that intersects chemistry, medicine, and biology.
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College Life Know Your Techniques: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) Spectroscopy
NMR is a powerful, but sometimes tricky, analytical tool. Learn how to collect a spectrum for great results.
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Grad School Grad Student Olga Riusech on the Impact of Mentoring
Riusech explains the power of mentoring that has helped to shape her approaches to research, community work, and personal fulfillment.
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Atomic News What’s After PFAS for Paper Food Packaging?
As US states ban the use of ‘forever chemicals’ in these products, papermakers are turning to other materials—without disclosing what’s in them.
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Checking Glycan Levels Could Catch Sepsis Before Symptoms Appear
New research in mice looks at changes in blood’s carbohydrate levels during sepsis, offering hope for improved diagnostics