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The 253rd ACS National Meeting starts on Sunday in San Francisco. Here‰??s what‰??s planned for chemical and laboratory safety; the Division of Chemical Health & Safety has its usual CHAS-At-A-Glance ready for printing. You can also find CHAS and the Committee on Chemical Safety in the Expo at booth 1125.
Note: I did not have time to proofread this after putting it together. If there‰??s something that you want to see, double-check the time and location with the actual program!
SUNDAY, April 2
Morning
Division of Chemical Health & Safety Executive Committee Meeting; 8:00 am-noon, Park Central, Franciscan I room
Afternoon
High School Program; 1:00-4:25 pm; SF Marriott Marquis, Golden Gate C2 room (CHED, WCC)
Establishing a culture of laboratory safety in secondary education
Sex, drugs, and the high school chemistry curriculum
Best Practices in Selecting & Presenting Safety Training Content; 1:30-3:20 pm; Park Central, Olympic room (CHAS, CCS, PRES)
Connecting safety culture to the educational mission
Preliminary results of the chemical safety information and education survey
Building safety culture through targeted training
Flipped classroom techniques in safety training
Relevant content, positive attitude, and memorable presentation
Ask Dr. Safety: Chemical & Occupational Safety in the Cannabis Industry; 3:35-5:15 pm; Park Central, Olympic room (CHAS, CCS)
Sensible approach to workplace drug testing for cannabis
Chemical and occupational safety in the cannabis industry
MONDAY, April 3
Morning
Committee on Chemical Safety meeting; 7:00-11:30 am; Hilton SF Union, Continental Ballroom 6
Textbooks & the Practice of Science: Before, During & After Gutenberg; 8:45-11:25 am; Park Central, Metropolitan III room (CINF, CHED, HIST)
Supporting transmission of knowledge for chemical safety education: An information workflow supplement to the laboratory textbook
Cannabis: Emerging Challenges in Regulations, Product Analysis & Processing; 9:00-11:25 am; Park Central, Olympic room (CHAS, CCS, SCHB)
Cannabis analysis: An overview of testing requirements and challenges in a rapidly emerging industry
Quality control analysis of contaminants in the medical cannabis market in California: Pesticide, plant growth regulators, residual solvents, and microbiological
contaminants in cannabis, cannabis extracts, and cannabis infused products
States as cannabis laboratories: The far-reaching implications of federal non-recognition in the regulation of marijuana contaminants
Assessing regulatory compliance at medical cannabis operations in the United States for patient focused certification
Challenges cannabis laboratories face in product analysis representative samples
Hemp as a nutritional supplement: Ensuring potency, safety, and regulatory compliance in manufacturing cannabis-derived health products
Afternoon
Undergraduate Research Posters; noon-2:00 pm; Moscone Center, Hall D (CHED)
Chemical safety and chemical disposal
Cannabis: Emerging Challenges in Regulations, Product Analysis & Processing; 1:30-4:05 pm; Park Central, Olympic room (CHAS, CCS, SCHB)
Residual solvent contaminants in cannabis concentrates
Cannabis grow facilities: Identification and handling of hazardous wastes, a problem for environmental health departments
Thermal decomposition of THC on preparation of a distilled hash oil: A case study
THCA and CBDA: More than simply inactive precursors
Emerging challenges in cannabis regulations
CANN History: The first year as a subdivision at the ACS
Evening
Social Hour; 6:00-8:00 pm; Jillian‰??s at Metreon, corner of 4th and Howard (CHAS, CHAL)
Sci-Mix; 8:00-10:00 pm; Moscone Center, Hall D
Perception of risk in a quantitative analytical teaching laboratory
Absence of safety education in chemistry curriculum, and normalization of deviance
Revisiting and revising the safety ethic
Assessing risk for undergraduate research and demonstrations
Division of Chemical Health & Safety information poster
Cannabis analysis: A complex job under complex circumstances
Implementing sustainable practices in hands-off academic research labs
Safety as a core value of a student chapter
Improving the safety culture of the University of California, Irvine through a graduate safety fellowship
Assessing secondhand marijuana smoke using biological markers
TUESDAY, April 4
Morning
Information Flow in Environmental Health & Safety; 9:00 am-12:05 pm; Park Central, Olympic room (CHAS, CCS, CINF)
Chemical safety requires a system, not a solution
Chemical information necessary to establish laboratory ventilation control bands
Reaction safety information: Engaging the community in collecting and sharing of safety learnings
Chemical management applications for the University of California
Comparing GHS hazard statements between different sources
Talking chemical safety: Terminologies and keywords in various information sources
Afternoon
Information Flow in Environmental Health & Safety; 1:30-4:20 pm; Park Central, Olympic room (CHAS, CCS, CINF)
Consult the SDS
Graduate student perspective on the ACS online tool Hazard Assessment in Research Laboratories
Unique one-stop access to a multitude of chemical safety resources
EPA CompTox chemistry dashboard: An online resource for environmental chemists
Exposure driven risk assessment of nanoparticles: Towards a re-equilibration of the traditional risk = hazard x exposure equation
Assessing the activity and toxicity profile of small molecules using freely accessible software and data: The contributions of chemical ontologies, metabolism prediction, and spectra prediction
WEDNESDAY, April 5
Morning
What Have We Learned & Where Are We Going: Post-Settlement in the University of California; 9:00-11:30 am; Park Central, Olympic room (CHAS, CCS, PRES)
Moving from compliance to safety in UC laboratories
2700 Miles and a big step forward: The UC settlement and Princeton University
Beyond compliance: Building safety culture at UCLA
Moving on after the settlement ‰?? the approach of a small University of California campus
Continuous improvement opportunities in the UC system post-settlement agreement
Afternoon
What Have We Learned & Where Are We Going: Post-Settlement in the University of California; 1:30-4:00 pm; Park Central, Olympic room (CHAS, CCS, PRES)
Establishing a student-enforced safety culture in academic research labs
Successfully implementing a positive safety culture in an R1 research laboratory as a graduate safety officer
Heavy lifting of compliance: A graduate student perspective
UC-Davis: SOP task force committee
Continuing to promote careful chemistry in the post-settlement era
Communicating Science in the Twenty-First Century to Diversified Audiences; 1:30-4:55pm; SF Marriott Marquis, Salons 3/4 (CHED, CPRC, CWD, PRES)
Signaling safety in the chemistry classroom
THURSDAY, April 6
Morning
Current Best Practices for Chemistry REU Programs; 8:00-10:45 am; SF Marriott Marquis, Sierra B room (CHED, PRES)
Providing laboratory safety education to REU audiences
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