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This year’s Chemists Celebrate Earth Week with the theme “The Curious Chemistry of Amazing Algae”. The Orlando Section will participate in the 18th annual Central Florida Earth Day on Saturday, April 22, 2023 from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. at Lake Eola Park. Before joining us, some of you may be interested in downloading the information brochure designed to educate and engage children ages 9-12 (Grades 4-6) on the basic principles of chemistry and algae at orlandoacs.org/2023-ccew-celebrating-chemistry/Do not forget that the submission deadline for our illustrated poem contest is April 30. Details about the contest are at orlandoacs.org/2023-ccew-illustrated-poem-contest/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Upcoming webinar, free with ACS ID, Monday April 17 at 1-2pm and entitled “Towards an Integrated Algea Biorefinery: Extraction, Fractionation, Purification, and Transformations in Green Solvents.” Register now by visiting www.acs.org/acs-webinars/library/algae-biorefinery.html- You will learn what processes are involved in converting algae into valuable chemicals, and types of chemicals that can be obtained.- The types of extraction, fractionation, purification and conversion processes that are in use in algae biorefineries today and how metrics are used to evaluate integrated algae biorefinery processes.- Challenges in developing economically viable and energetically feasible algae biorefinery processes and the innovation gaps that needs to be addressed to minimize footprint of algae biorefinering and expand its scale. ... See MoreSee Less

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Travel awards from the Orlando Section of the ACS assisted two Ph.D. candidates at University of Central Florida to attend the spring 2023 ACS Meeting held in Indianapolis from March 26-30. Lorianne Shultz and Jacob T Bryant received $500 each. Lorianne Shultz gave an oral presentation on her research in Professor Titel Jurca’s laboratory on “Probing the mechanism and structure-activity relationships in the CuOx catalysed reduction of 4-nitrophenol”. She received some helpful feedback on her work and was grateful for the funding to get there. Lorianne told us “I am excited to continue growing my network at the ACS National Conference to hopefully establish future collaborations.”Jacob T. Bryant is in Professor Fernando Uribe-Romo’s laboratory. His oral presentation was on “Designing titania metal-organic framework photocatalysts using the principles of reticular chemistry”. Jacob was able to interact with several of his collaborators, initiate potential new collaborations, and help recruit candidates for the graduate program at UCF. He states that he is very appreciative of the funding provided.Congratulations and good work, Lori and Jacob!About Student Travel Awards: The Orlando Section of the American Chemical Society offers travel awards to students who are in need of financial supplement for their conference participations. Find information about the awards and how to apply by visiting orlandoacs.org/2023-student-travel-awards/. ... See MoreSee Less

2023 Student Travel Awards - Orlando Section of the American Chemical Society

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To encourage participation of students in local, regional, and national conferences organized by the American Chemical Society and its affiliates and to create opportunities for students to enhance th...
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