From: CHAS membership chair <membership**At_Symbol_Here**DCHAS.ORG>
Subject: [DCHAS-L] ACS: One Week Left to Submit Your GC&E Abstract!
Date: Mon, 8 Feb 2021 13:58:10 -0500
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Note that I am helping to organize a symposium on 

Connecting Green Chemistry And Chemical Safety In The Chemistry Curriculum And Beyond

Organizers: Ralph Stuart, Keene State College and ACS Division of Chemical Health & Safety; Kendra Denlinger, Xavier

Both green chemistry and chemical safety have direct connections to the ACS's core value of "professionalism, safety and ethics". The symposium will explore how these connections can be engaged in academic coursework, in the research laboratory, and in industrial and engineering settings. Papers that define, compare, and contrast the practices of green chemistry and green engineering with chemical safety and then connect these to their social context and goals within the chemistry and engineering enterprise are welcome.

Let me know if you have any questions about this.

- Ralph


25th Annual Green Chemistry & Engineering Conference: Sustainable Production to Advance the Circular Economy | Virtual Conference June 14-18 | Submit Your Abstract by Feb. 15, 2021
Only One Week Left to Submit Your Abstracts!
Abstracts due by 11:59 p.m. EST on Monday, February 15.
If you're researching greener and more sustainable approaches to chemistry and engineering, we invite you to submit an abstract to the 25th Annual Green Chemistry & Engineering (GC&E) Conference.

The 2021 Conference will be held virtually June 14-18. Organized by the ACS Green Chemistry Institute and the GC&E Conference Advisory Committee, the Conference features 38+ sessions covering a variety of timely topics, daily keynote speakers, poster sessions, dedicated networking time, and opportunities to engage speakers, sponsors and attendees. 
GC&E Symposium Topics
The GC&E Conference sessions revolve around the theme "Sustainable Production to Advance the Circular Economy". Symposium topics will include:
  • Green Chemistry Education
  • Greener Synthesis
  • Enabling a Circular Economy
  • Sustainable Production for the Entire Value Chain
  • Product Design for a Circular Economy
 
  • Rethinking Resources for the Circular Economy
  • Supporting Scientists in Green and Sustainable Chemistry
  • EPA Green Chemistry Challenge Awards - Past and Present
  • Green Chemistry & Engineering Poster Session
25th Annual GC&E Keynote Speakers*
B. Frank Gupton
B. Frank Gupton
Professor at Virginia Commonwealth University
 
Eunice Heath
Eunice Heath 
Global Director at The Dow Chemical Company
 
Gregg Beckham
Gregg Beckham
Group Leader at National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)
Meagan Mauter
Meagan Mauter
Associate Professor at Stanford University
 
Jun Huang
Jun Huang
Professor at The University of Sydney
 
Jeremy Luterbacher
Jeremy Luterbacher
Assistant Professor at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Lausanne
*Additional speaker pending!
Thank you to our 2021 Virtual Conference Sponsors!
Join us in championing green and sustainable chemistry, especially in these challenging times, by showing your support to furthering scientific exchange and global connectivity within the green chemistry community.

Contact Matthew Deinhardt to learn about sponsorship opportunities. 
Gold Sponsors
Millipore Sigma
Agilent
Bronze Sponsor
Pfizer
 
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