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While in this article the 2019 cohort w/in the #CASFutureLeaders family shared their ideas for the future of chemistry, now it is your turn to join the conversation. In the next hour, we will discuss questions that extend beyond the article. [1/2]
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To do this, we have invited some members of the 2019 cohort to be part of this discussion, but they encourage you to take part as well, such is the main message in their article. Check out the š§µhere for the bios on the 2019 #CASFutureLeaders [2/2] w/ @michmuzz + @RituChakra
@ANBismillah is a physical organic chemist in the field of Supramolecular Chemistry. She is currently a US-UK Fulbright Scholar working under the supervision of @aprhamian at @dartmouth. Her research focuses on hydrazone-based reaction cascades
1/ Does anybody have pro tips on navigating the #ACSFall2020 schedule? I have added a lot of the ORGN content to my schedule (which took a while), but I'm worried that I'm missing on other content and I don't have the time to click through all of these nested categories...
2/ ... in other divisions. I'm really annoyed that I cant see the speakers until you click through several levels of nested navigation. Any way to avoid this?? I lost my patience after going through one day of ORGN.
To highlight this challenge: I would never have found my own talk in BIOL if I didn't already know about it. Simply because it's a different division and it takes SO much time to go through each one.
