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ACS & You How Students Are Leveraging Their ACS MembershipACS can help you determine, define, and develop the career and lifestyle that works best for you… if you take advantage of the opportunity.
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College Life Chemjobber Shares His Tips on Overcoming ProcrastinationWe’re all guilty of putting things off. Here are some tips to overcoming procrastination.
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ACS & You Updated ACS Style Guide Breaks Down Scientific WritingThe new digital ACS Guide to Scholarly Communication helps scientists master the art of publishing.
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ACS & You ACS Spring 2020 National Meeting & Exposition
Early registration is open until January 20. The meeting will be held March 22 - 26, 2020, in Philadelphia, PA.
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Careers Five Ways to Find and Secure an InternshipFollow this advice on landing an internship that'll help you test-drive the job you want in the future.
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Grad School How I Made My Grad School ChoicesCurrent chemistry grad students describe the academic, personal, and aspirational factors that drove their decisions.
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Atomic News Radiation: The Good, The Bad, and Its Place in Our Modern WorldRadiation has a dark history, but scientists have learned to use properties of radioactive materials to benefit society.
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ACS & You ACS Student Leaders Make Connections for Life through ChemistryPast ACS student chapter officers have moved on to new heights, but the connections they've made keep blossoming.
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Flu Shots Aren’t Always Effective. Could Chicken Eggs be a Culprit?
Some evidence suggests that growing influenza vaccines inside chicken eggs may make them less effective, but not all experts agree.