Extractions: Winners Announced - November 24, 2003 The Membership Committee of the ACS Division of Polymer Chemistry would like to announce the winners of the 2003 Graduate Student Travel Award. We thank all of those students who applied for the first year of this award program and we encourage participation in the application process in Fall 2004! Joette Russell (University of North Carolina; Advisor = Edward T. Samulski) "Alignment of Nematic Liquid Crystals Using Self-Assembled Carbon Nanotubes" These grants may be applied only for registration, travel, and accommodations, and are restricted to the Spring ACS National Meeting. Only members of the ACS and the Division of Polymer Chemistry who study at U. S. institutions were eligible. Preference was given to the following: (1) any applicant who will be making his/her first presentation (regardless of format) at a national ACS meeting, (2) applicants with outstanding academic merit, (3) applicants with financial restraints. The ACS Division of Polymer Chemistry's Membership Committee is sponsoring a program to provide funding for polymer science graduate students to travel to a National ACS meeting in 2004 to present the results of their research. Grants may be applied only for registration, travel, and accommodations, and are restricted to the Spring ACS National Meeting. Only members of the ACS and the Division of Polymer Chemistry who study at U. S. institutions are eligible. Awards will be limited to one per institution. Awards will be given with preference to the following order: (1) any applicant who will be making his/her first presentation (regardless of format) at a national ACS meeting, (2) applicants with outstanding academic merit, (3) applicants with financial restraints.
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Extractions: The Basic Research and Higher Education (BRHE) program seeks to transform and invigorate the training of young Russian scientists by strengthening the basic research capabilities of Russian higher education institutions in the natural sciences (biology, chemistry, earth sciences, mathematics, physics)
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Extractions: When you search in OAIster, you're searching a wide variety of collections from a wide variety of institutions. These institutions have made the records of their digital resources available to us, and we have gathered and aggregated them into the OAIster service. The following is a list of these institutions, with a description of each one and a count of how many records we have gathered from each of them. (The number of records may be fewer than the number the institution makes available we are making only those that point to a digital resource available.) Currently, we are serving 3,273,233 records from 301 institutions (updated 7 June 2004). A B C D ... Y Academia Sinica (3 records)
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Extractions: Isiah Warner, Louisiana State University, mentors a student. What would you do with a million dollars? Twenty scientists at research universities across the nation have 20 different answers. They all share a goal, however: to make science more engaging for undergraduates. The Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) today announced their appointment as its first HHMI Professors. Each is a leading researcher who will receive $1 million over the next four years to bring the creativity they have shown in the lab to the undergraduate classroom. See list of Professors and their institutions below.
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Extractions: HM CHEM (password required) Indexes to the scientific literature provide a quick way to locate articles in journals. The following are some good indexes to use for Chemistry Research. For more information on how to retrieve journal articles, please see how to locate periodical articles or ask the reference librarian for assistance. For older scientific literature, you may need to consult the print indexes located in the library's reference department. Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS) Chemical Abstracts is the most authoritative source for learning about chemistry publications.
