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October 2021 Monthly Meeting - and Esselen Award Presentation October 14, 2021, 5:30 pm - Presentation starting at 8:00 pm featuring Geoffrey W. Coates - Tisch University Professor, Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology, Cornell University More ...   MedChem Webinar October 21st, 2021, 4:00 pm featuring Phil Cox, Senior Principal Research Scientist and FBDD Chemistry Group Leader, AbbVie More ...   National Historic Chemical Landmark Designation Established for site of Therapeutic Nuclear Medicine Boston, MA, Oct. 8, 2021 The development of the medical use of radioiodine (RAI) — a seminal scientific discovery of the 20th century — is being honored with the American Chemical Society’s (ACS’) National Historic Chemical Landmark designation. The dedication ceremony for the Landmark was held on Oct. 8. The event took place at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) in Boston, where this lifesaving advance by Saul Hertz, M.D., had its genesis more than 80 years ago and helped lay the foundation for the field of nuclear medicine. More ...   October Issue of The Nucleus In this issue read about: 2021 ACS Fellows from NESACS 2020 James Flack Norris Award October Monthly Meeting Presentation of 2020 Esselen Award to Professor Geoffrey Coates MedChem Meeting Phil Cox of AbbVie will be the speaker Marijuana: Law and Science – Part One Review of Award-Winning Poetry by Local Students 2021 NCW Illustrated Poem Contest Supporting High School and Middle School Research Read More ...   Compete in the NCW ChemClash Game Show Assemble your team, keep your ion the prize, and zinc fast to become the first National Chemistry Week ChemClash Champion! ChemClash: Rival Reactions is a free live interactive chemistry game show where groups of students and early-career chemists compete to out-answer the competition and bring home the title of ChemClash champion! Inspired by this year’s National Chemistry Week theme, “Fast or Slow ... Chemistry Makes It Go!,” your group will be drafted into one of six "Rival Reaction"-themed divisions to compete across five chemistry-inspired trivia rounds. The deadline to register is October 19, 2021. More ...   Call for Nominations for Richards Medal Award Theodore William Richards Medal Award for Conspicuous Achievement in any area of Chemistry: The Richards Medal Award honors the U.S.'s first chemistry Nobel Laureate and is given every two years by the ACS Northeastern Section. This Medal Award was established in 1928, the year of the death of Richards. The deadline for receipt of new or updated nominations is October 31, 2021. More ...   2021 Process Chemistry Symposium The Northeastern Section of the American Chemical Society (NESACS) invites you to an afternoon of process chemistry flash talks. Date: October 21st at 1–4 pm The 2021 NESACS Process Chemistry Symposium builds on the tradition of technical presentations and networking of process chemists in the greater Boston area. This year’s virtual event will be held on the afternoon of October 21st and feature flash talks from five industry professionals. We are excited to offer this year’s virtual event free of charge and encourage broad participation across industry and academia alike.     More ...   Grants-in-Aid to Undergraduates To Attend the 263rd ACS National Meeting & Exposition, March 20-24, 2022, in San Diego, CA The Northeastern Section of the American Chemical Society (NESACS) will provide Grants-in-Aid of $350 to each of four undergraduates to attend the 263rd ACS National Meeting in San Diego, CA, and to present a paper at the Undergraduate Research Poster Session in the Division of Chemical Education. In the event the meeting is held in virtual mode, the Grant will pay the registration fee. More ...   NESACS Adopts Code of Conduct The NESACS Board of Directors has unanimously adopted a Code of Conduct for the section: The Northeastern Section of the American Chemical Society (NESACS) is dedicated to providing an inclusive and welcoming environment which is free from discrimination or harassment based on age, race, ethnicity, nationality, disability, gender, gender expression, gender identity, sexual orientation, religious affiliation or belief, political affiliation or ideology, or marital or family status. To achieve and maintain an inclusive and welcoming environment, NESACS expects its volunteers and other participants at NESACS-sponsored events to display the highest qualities of personal and professional integrity at these events and in all forms of NESACS-related communication. More ...   NESACS 2021 Election Results   See Results ...   2021 Northeast Regional Meeting POSTPONED NERM 2021 has now been postponed. This edition of the NERM conference being located in Boston now to take place in June 2023. More ...   A Message From the 2021 Chair Dr. Raj (SB) Rajur More ...   Mike Filosa & The Nucleus The Nucleus 2005 - 2020 A Brief tribute to Mike Filosa   Medicinal Chemistry Webinar Series for the Year 2020 A report by Paul Greeenspan More ...   Book Review and Book Club Announcement African American Women Chemists - by Jeannette E. Brown Review by Carol Mulrooney, NESACS 2021 Chair-Elect More ...   Jennifer Maclachlan - an Interview Co-Owner, PID Analyzers, LLC Reprinted from ACS Industry Matters Newsletter, October 15, 2020 More ...   NOBCChE Recognizes Dr. Dorothy Phillips with the Trailblazers Lifetime Achievement Award The award was presented in a virtual ceremony on September 25, 2020   More ...   Historical Notes Alfred Viola (1928-2020), Daniel Schaeffer Kemp (1936-2020), Dietmar Seyferth (1929-2020) More ...   New career opportunities: See the latest available opportunites from scientific employees in the New England region. Click Here To See The Full Listing.     More News ...

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