Hello everybody, @LeighJKBoerner here, C&EN organic and medicinal chemistry reporter. I’ll be live tweeting the First Disclosures of Clinical Candidates from the #ACSSpring2022 MEDI division. This year it goes from 11 to 12:50 pm et, and then again from 1 to 2:55 pm. If you think I'll be tweeting cute molecules again this year, you are very right.

This month, in honor of Black History Month, we wanted to highlight 17 Black chemists you might have missed in class: Winifred Burks-Houck was an environmental organic chemist and the first woman president of @NOBCChE. During her work at @Livermore_Lab she minimized threats to worker safety and limited the lab’s environmental impact. Learn more about her at ow.ly/UEyh50DnQEo #BlackInSTEM

En honor al #MesDeLaHerenciaHispana, hemos compilado una lista de personajes históricos Hispanos y Latinos que han dado forma a la química tal como la conocemos hoy día: bit.ly/3Embp5O

#LatinXChem #CENenespanol Oswaldo Luiz Alves fue uno de los primeros científicos brasileños en desarrollar, investigar y enseñar nanotecnología. También fundó el Laboratorio de Química del Estado Sólido en @unicampoficial. Puedes obtener más información sobre él en bit.ly/3keAR5a #LatinXChem

In honor of #HispanicHeritageMonth, we wanted to highlight 10 Hispanic and Latino scientists from history who have shaped chemistry as we know it today: bit.ly/2XkzfOj

#LatinXChem #LatinXinSTEM Oswaldo Luiz Alves was among the first Brazilian scientists to develop, research, and teach nanotechnology. He also founded the Solid State Chemistry Laboratory at @unicampoficial. Learn more about him at bit.ly/3hE6289

#LatinXChem #LatinXinSTEM #HispanicHeritageMonth

Hello @LeighJKBoerner here, C&EN organic and medicinal chemistry reporter. I’m live tweeting the First Disclosures of Clinical Candidates from the #ACSSpring2021 MEDI division. It runs from noon to 3 pm et, and then again from 4 to 5:40 pm. Session presider Nicole Goodwin from @GSK has now started her introduction. Everybody ready?

This month, in honor of Black History Month, we wanted to highlight 17 Black chemists you might have missed in class: Winifred Burks-Houck was an environmental organic chemist and the first woman president of @NOBCChE. During her work at @Livermore_Lab she minimized threats to worker safety and limited the lab’s environmental impact. Learn more about her at ow.ly/UEyh50DnQEo #BlackInSTEM