-
ACS & You ACS Student Leaders Make Connections for Life through ChemistryPast ACS student leaders have moved on to new heights, but the connections they've made through ACS keep blossoming.
-
Careers Career Profile: Research Chemist Nancy Ortiz is Smoothing the Way for People and ProductsOrtiz develops lubricants for steel mills and tries to show students how they can slip into science.
-
Grad School How I Made My Grad School ChoicesCurrent chemistry grad students describe the academic, personal, and aspirational factors that drove their decisions.
-
ACS & You ACS Spring 2020 National Meeting & Exposition
Early registration is open until January 20.
-
Atomic News What's Artificial Snow and How Is It Made?With the Winter Olympics approaching, snow guns are standing at the ready to blow freeze-dried products into the air.
-
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.
-
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.
-
Chapters DIY Lab Safety SeminarStudents at Dr. Ambedkar College in India develop their own departmental training on lab safety and organize a symposium to share lessons with peers.
Atomic News
Novel Antibiotic Discovered in the Guts of Worms
Darobactin, which kills E. coli and other deadly pathogens, points the way to a new class of gram-negative antibiotics