4th Annual Career Conference in Chemistry
Feb21

4th Annual Career Conference in Chemistry

REGISTER NOW: 4th Annual Career Conference in Chemistry Saturday, March 9, 2019 8:30a-3:00p UC Davis Student Community Center REGISTER TODAY @ https://goo.gl/forms/Ag1O3FgwqJHVqK0g2 This half-day outreach event that takes place at UC Davis, and is hosted by your peers in the Department of Chemistry. The purpose of our conference is two-fold. It is a vehicle where you can learn from recruiters or representatives about what you need to...

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High School Student Scholarship: Due May 1
Feb21

High School Student Scholarship: Due May 1

The John Berg High School Chemistry Student Scholarship is presented annually to a high school student with a declared major in the chemical sciences who attends high school (including being homeschooled) within the boundaries of the Sacramento Section of the American Chemical Society (ACS). The Sacramento Section of the ACS will award a scholarship for $1,000 payable to the financial aid department of the student’s college or...

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Chemistry of Water

The ACS opened the call for papers for the 258th ACS National Meeting in San Diego, California (August 25-29, 2019).  Division of Environmental Chemistry, ENVR is hosting 22 symposia surrounding the meeting theme, “Chemistry of Water,” an Emerging Investigators Symposium by the RSC Environmental Science Journals, and a General Environmental Chemistry poster session.  The link for further information about the symposiums is...

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R. Bryan Miller Symposium Feb 28-Mar 1
Feb21

R. Bryan Miller Symposium Feb 28-Mar 1

SACACS is happy to once again co-sponsor the 19th annual R. Bryan Miller Symposium to be held at UC Davis on February 28-March 1, 2019. This event will bring together chemists from across northern California, many from the Sacramento region, to present their research in organic and biological chemistry. The 2018 event is a full 2-days, with the first day focused on the “Chemistry and Biology of Pain”. For more details,...

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2019 Janan Hayes High School Teacher Award
Feb21

2019 Janan Hayes High School Teacher Award

The American Chemical Society (ACS) Sacramento Section (map) is proud to announce the Fourth Annual award for high school teachers in our section, named for a Jan Hayes, a councilor, educator and ACS Fellow with over 40 years of involvement with the Sacramento Section. The 2019 Janan Hayes High School Teacher Award will be $500 in cash and $500 for chemistry supplies. Our Sacramento Section winner will then be...

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Science Innovation Pipeline Program Application is Live
Feb12

Science Innovation Pipeline Program Application is Live

The Science Innovation Pipeline Program (SIPP) at Sacramento City College is a mentoring and summer research program that is designed to provide low income and minority high school students with early hands-on experience to help them develop a clearer understanding of what it is like to study science. The students who are selected for this program will: Get the opportunity to be mentored on interesting chemistry research projects Get...

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Lecture in Modesto will Celebrate 150 Years of the Periodic Table
Feb12
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Water Boards Announce New Statewide Paid Internship Program
Jan24

Water Boards Announce New Statewide Paid Internship Program

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE   Contact: Att: Internship Coordinator Jan. 23, 2019                                                       Internship@waterboards.ca.gov...

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Symposium: Water Scarcity: Challenges for Agriculture
Jan22

Symposium: Water Scarcity: Challenges for Agriculture

Purpose of Symposium “Water scarcity is one of the greatest challenges of the twenty-first century.” FAO 2017 Agriculture is both a source and a victim of water scarcity. Currently half of the world’s population is living in areas that experience water scarcity for at least one month a year; about 70% of global water withdrawals are already allocated to agriculture and livestock production; and a third of the world’s groundwater...

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