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Next Virtual Symposium is October 1st at 12pm Eastern Time
On October 1st at 12pm Eastern we will host our next Virtual Symposium featuring Christina Woo (Harvard University) and Carolyn Bertozzi ... [Read More]
Abstract Due Date for the Spring 2020 ACS National Meeting
The due date for abstracts for the Spring 2020 ACS National Meeting in Philadelphia is October 14th, 2019. The meeting will be held March ... [Read More]
Katelyn Billings’ 2019 NOS Lecture is Available On-Line
We thank all of those who attended and contributed to the 2019 National Organic Chemistry Symposium (NOS) at Indiana University, ... [Read More]
The 2020 Cope Award goes to Dennis Dougherty
The ACS Organic Division would like to congratulate the latest National Award Winners including the 2020 Arthur C. Cope Award winner Dennis ... [Read More]
Jerome A. Berson Some Strained Compounds and Their Biradicals
Jerome A. Berson Some Strained Compounds and Their Biradicals Lecture by Professor Jerome A. Berson, Yale University, titled “Some ... [Read More]
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