Doing Undergrad Research in the Time of COVID

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While safety is your primary concern in the lab, accidents do happen. This story sheds some light on workers compensation discrepancies you need to bear in mind if you're going to grad school.

Can you spot a faulty science news story? Do you know what red flags to look for to weigh the credibility? Here's how to analyze scientific claims.

Danica Gressel shares valuable lessons from her graduate school experience and the ACS Bridge program.

Fall brings an explosion of vivid colors. What causes leaves to ditch green for brilliant shades of red, orange, and yellow?

Toxicologists study the safety and biological effects of industrial processes and materials. See how they make the workplace safer, and how this could be a career for you.

Explaining science to nonscientists is not easy, but these tips will help you write with impact and clarity.

How can you maximize online classes? Check out the tips in this infographic to improve preparation, engagement, and studying.

Learn the power of creating partnerships with other ACS groups.

Doing activities virtually amid the COVID-19 pandemic is the best way to keep your chapter active while building connections safely. Learn what you can do right now.

The world of chemistry is so vast, you'll probably have a harder time narrowing your choices rather having too few of them. Here are some not-so-obvious career tracks.

Thomas Pho shares unique challenges applying to graduate school and how the ACS Bridge Program helped him work toward his Ph.D. goals.