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The International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC) serves to advance the worldwide aspects of the chemical sciences.

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    Sep 7

    Joseph Wang is the first to be awarded the Analytical Chemistry Medal—an award that recognizes significant lifetime contribution to analytical chemistry!

    I Like to Move on to New Topics: Joseph Wang, University of California San Diego, on his current research, the exciting development of wearables, and giants in chemistry
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    Aug 31

    Good luck to our President @luscombeUW in her move from to (Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology)!

    Today is my last day ! I am filled with gratitude for the opportunities that I had but most grateful for all the students and post-docs that I interacted with. Thank you for teaching me so much more than I ever thought I could learn and helping me be a better person!
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    Sep 1

    A good bday gift for any chemist: receiving proofs for article!

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    Aug 23

    How many wind turbine blades are likely to be decommissioned in Europe by 2023? 🤔Need some help? ➡️

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    Aug 22

    Nothing can get in the way of an outstanding WCC Merck Research Award Symposium this year. Congratulations to all the winners and thanks to all the Merck mentors, the Merck keynote speaker, and the WCC organizers!

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    Aug 20

    Excited to be sharing about our collaborative project with at shortly. Hope more amazing will join us to share how they are

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    Aug 20

    On 20 August 1897 Nobel Prize laureate Ronald Ross discovered the link between mosquitos and malaria transmission. "The work, was most exhausting, and so blinding that I could scarcely see afterwards," he wrote in his notebook.

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    Aug 20

    📢 Happening on Monday – Cefic Twitter quiz! From turbines & panels to & plastic waste, join us next week to test your knowledge by taking part in a fun online quiz! Want a hint? Check out 👉

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    Aug 20

    Nanotechnology Crossing Borders 2021 will take place on October 14th as an online event. This year's event focuses on nanomaterials contributing to the transition from fossil fuels to sustainable energy. Interested? Register now >>

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    Aug 20

    Do you have an idea for a project to help make the chemical sciences community more inclusive and diverse? Apply to our Inclusion & Diversity fund before 📅 13 September for the chance to receive up to £5,000 to progress your vision:

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    Aug 18

    We are starting our Social Media workshop soon. Come on in!

    I am co-organizing a workshop with at the upcoming World Chemistry Congress (there will be recorded videos by your favorite chemists and friends! and a live Q&A session). Early registration until July 12,
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  12. Aug 18

    Happening Now: Jeremy Frey wrapping up WCLM with learnings from all the presentations and panelists.

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    Aug 18

    Key topic WCLM is FAIR. Data should be Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable. But quality of data is huge concern & having skills to assess data quality. How can include earlier? How can IUPAC play a role?

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  14. Aug 18

    Thank you Jennifer Doudna for your leadership on Diversity in Science!

    "Diversity is really important in science. First of all, I think that if you want to have the best scientific outcomes, you need a lot of different brains working on it." Chemistry laureate Jennifer Doudna on diversity in science, read the interview:
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    Aug 17

    The World Chemistry Leadership Meeting is happening all over the world. After an opening in Canada and a program in Malaysia (), we will start our program in less than one hour. Join us via:

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  16. Aug 18

    Happening Now: World Chemistry Leadership Meeting Expert Panel on the Future of Chemistry in the World of AI at . Come and ask your questions.

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    Aug 18

    Happening Now: World Chemistry Leadership Meeting at Expert Panel on Artificial Intelligence. Proud of my colleague who is representing the future of Ag.

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    Aug 17

    Thank you to Paul Anastas and Julie Zimmerman for the free book 'The Periodic Table of the Elements of Green and Sustainable Chemistry' and the inspiring plenary.

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    Aug 17

    Been looking forward to this plenary. Thank you to CJ Li for chairing the Chemistry for Sustainability theme 👏👏👏👏

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    Aug 17

    We're super pleased to see such a great turn our for Ion the prize trivia organized by the local sections. Come join for all the fun on ! 🎉🎊

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