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SCHB/CCS/CCPA/CWD/CEPA/CEI <strong>TECHNICAL</strong> <strong>PROGRAM</strong><br />

CMA/CPT/CTA/COMSCI<br />

3:05 Intermission<br />

3:20 42. Breakout Sessions: Work with the<br />

experts. M. Stegman, M. Linn,<br />

C. Tanowitz<br />

4:50 43. Integrated marketing for small, science-focused<br />

businesses. M. Stegman,<br />

M. Linn, C. Tanowitz<br />

5:10 Concluding Remarks<br />

THURSDAY MORNING<br />

Section A<br />

Boston Convention & Exhibition Center<br />

Room 212<br />

Computer Modeling: The Wave of the<br />

Future and its Benefits for Small Business<br />

Owners Cosponsored by CINF, COMP, and<br />

PROF<br />

M. V. Petrova, Organizer, Presiding<br />

8:30 Introductory Remarks<br />

8:35 44. Best practices in scientific computer<br />

modeling. M. V. Petrova<br />

9:05 45. New wave of computational tools<br />

for the leads selection in biomedical industry.<br />

A. D. Costache,D.D.Knight,<br />

J. Kohn<br />

9:35 46. Computational modeling of soft<br />

condensed matter and biomaterials.<br />

J. Ghosh<br />

10:05 47. First-principles computational approach<br />

for the characterization and design<br />

of novel organic electronic materials.<br />

R. S. Sanchez-Carrera, A. Aspuru-Guzik<br />

10:35 Intermission<br />

10:50 48. Recent advances in structurebased<br />

drug design. W. Sherman<br />

11:20 49. Computer simulation of ligand<br />

binding to a flexible protein target.<br />

P. W. Payne<br />

11:50 50. FAST Predictions of protein stability<br />

and flexibility. D. R. Livesay, H. Wang,<br />

D. J. Jacobs<br />

12:20 51. Patentability of computer simulations<br />

and models. N. Malgeri<br />

12:50 Concluding Remarks<br />

CCS<br />

Committee on <strong>Chemical</strong><br />

Safety<br />

TUESDAY AFTERNOON<br />

Laboratory Safety Sponsored by PRES,<br />

Cosponsored by CCS, CHAS<br />

CCPA<br />

Committee on<br />

Chemistry and Public<br />

Affairs<br />

K. Omberg, Program Chair<br />

MONDAY MORNING<br />

Chemistry and Policy: Solving Problems at<br />

the Interface<br />

The Interface, Health, Environment, and<br />

Security Sponsored by CHED, Cosponsored<br />

by AGRO, ANYL, BIOL, CCPA, CHAS, COLL,<br />

HIST, I&EC, INOR, NUCL, ORGN, POLY,<br />

PRES, SCHB, and WCC<br />

‡ Cooperative Cosponsorship<br />

126–TECH<br />

CWD<br />

Committee on Chemists<br />

with Disabilities<br />

J. Summers-Gates, Program<br />

Chair<br />

SUNDAY AFTERNOON<br />

Tribute to Tom Kucera: The Ultimate<br />

Professional Sponsored by PROF,<br />

Cosponsored by CWD<br />

MONDAY AFTERNOON<br />

ACS Scholars Program Results: Stories<br />

Highlighting 15 Successful Years Sponsored<br />

by PRES, Cosponsored by CMA, CTA, CWD,<br />

PROF, WCC, and YCC<br />

CEPA<br />

Committee on Economic<br />

and Professional Affairs<br />

T. Hubler, Program Chair<br />

TUESDAY MORNING<br />

Chemistry: The Future-proof Profession<br />

Sponsored by BMGT, Cosponsored by CEPA,<br />

SCHB, SOCED, and WCC<br />

TUESDAY AFTERNOON<br />

Chemistry: The Future-proof Profession<br />

Sponsored by BMGT, Cosponsored by CEPA,<br />

SCHB, SOCED, and WCC<br />

CEI<br />

Committee on<br />

Environmental<br />

Improvement<br />

E. Warren, Program Chair<br />

SUNDAY EVENING<br />

Section A<br />

Boston Convention & Exhibition Center<br />

Room 253C<br />

Chemistry and the Environment Film Series<br />

Tara, Journey to the Heart of the Climate<br />

Machine Cosponsored by CHED and ENVR<br />

E. Warren, Organizer, Presiding<br />

7:00 1. Chemistry and the Environment film<br />

series and discussion: “Tara, Journey to<br />

the Heart of the Climate Machine”.<br />

E. Warren<br />

CMA<br />

Committee on Minority<br />

Affairs<br />

L. Watkins, Program Chair<br />

MONDAY AFTERNOON<br />

ACS Scholars Program Results: Stories<br />

Highlighting 15 Successful Years Sponsored<br />

by PRES, Cosponsored by CMA, CTA, CWD,<br />

PROF, WCC, and YCC<br />

TUESDAY MORNING<br />

Women Chemists of Color (WCoC) Summit:<br />

Getting to the Table Sponsored by PRES,<br />

Cosponsored by CMA, JSD, PROF, and WCC<br />

TUESDAY AFTERNOON<br />

Women Chemists of Color Summit: Staying<br />

at the Table Sponsored by PRES,<br />

Cosponsored by BMGT, CMA, COMSCI, JSD,<br />

PROF, and YCC<br />

CPT<br />

Committee on<br />

Professional Training<br />

K. Larive, Program Chair<br />

SUNDAY MORNING<br />

Non-Tenure Track Faculty Swimming<br />

Outside the Tenure Stream Sponsored by<br />

WCC, Cosponsored by CPT and PROF<br />

SUNDAY AFTERNOON<br />

Non-Tenure Track Faculty Swimming<br />

Outside the Tenure Stream Sponsored by<br />

WCC, Cosponsored by CPT and PROF<br />

MONDAY MORNING<br />

Excellence in the Undergraduate Chemistry<br />

Curriculum: A Global Perspective<br />

Sponsored by PRES, Cosponsored by CPT<br />

and SOCED<br />

MONDAY AFTERNOON<br />

Excellence in the Undergraduate Chemistry<br />

Curriculum: A Global Perspective<br />

Sponsored by PRES, Cosponsored by CPT<br />

and SOCED<br />

CTA<br />

Committee on<br />

Technician Affairs<br />

J. K. Barrett, Program Chair<br />

MONDAY AFTERNOON<br />

ACS Scholars Program Results: Stories<br />

Highlighting 15 Successful Years Sponsored<br />

by PRES, Cosponsored by CMA, CTA, CWD,<br />

PROF, WCC, and YCC<br />

TUESDAY AFTERNOON<br />

Fragrance Design: A Creative Challenge<br />

Sponsored by I&EC, Cosponsored by CTA<br />

and WCC<br />

COMSCI<br />

Committee on Science<br />

D. Nelson, Program Chair<br />

MONDAY MORNING<br />

Hydrogen Production and Application<br />

Reforming, WGS, or Gasification Sponsored<br />

by FUEL, Cosponsored by COMSCI<br />

MONDAY AFTERNOON<br />

Section A<br />

Boston Convention & Exposition Center<br />

Room 211<br />

AES Science and Technology Hydrogen as<br />

a Resource Cosponsored by CATL, FUEL,<br />

I&EC, INOR, and PMSE<br />

D. Nelson, Organizer<br />

K. Glasgow, M. Cesa, Organizers,<br />

Presiding<br />

1:00 Introductory Remarks<br />

1:10 1. Enabling renewable integration and<br />

electrification of the transportation sector<br />

using wind generated hydrogen.<br />

G. M. Sverdrup,D.M.Steward<br />

1:50 2. Inexpensive solar electrolyzer for the<br />

poor of the non-legacy world.<br />

D. G. Nocera<br />

2:30 3. Fuel cells and the energy landscape.<br />

H. D. Abruna<br />

2:50 4. Hydrogen storage in carbon materials.<br />

D. Qu<br />

3:10 5. Economic factors in the future energy<br />

systems. J. Reilly<br />

3:50 Discussion<br />

4:10 Concluding Remarks<br />

Hydrogen Production and Application<br />

Reforming and H2 Storage Sponsored by<br />

FUEL, Cosponsored by COMSCI<br />

TUESDAY MORNING<br />

Hydrogen Production and Application<br />

Membrane Technology and H 2 Application<br />

Sponsored by FUEL, Cosponsored by<br />

COMSCI<br />

TUESDAY AFTERNOON<br />

Section A<br />

Boston Convention & Exposition Center<br />

Room 211<br />

Formal and Informal Education Platforms<br />

for Sustainable Energy Systems<br />

J. Bell, N. Bentenitis, Organizers<br />

R. Wingfield, Presiding<br />

D. Nelson, Organizer, Presiding<br />

1:30 Introductory Remarks<br />

1:40 6. MIT energy studies minor: An alternative<br />

approach to energy education.<br />

J. Steinfeld,A.C.Graham<br />

2:10 7. Defining energy technician jobs and<br />

sharing educational resources.<br />

M. Docherty<br />

2:40 8. Creating solutions for the public in<br />

wind power development. R. Snyder<br />

Photographing or recording<br />

meeting sessions and/or<br />

activities other than your own<br />

are prohibited at all official<br />

ACS events without written<br />

consent from ACS.

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