Check your email for the 2014 Newsletter or download from the Division website. The newsletter contains a message from our Chair, Hung-wen (Ben) Liu and information on past and future events sponsored by the Division of Biological Chemistry.
The ACS Joint Board-Council Committee on CAS (CCAS), an ACS governance committee charged with acting as an information conduit between the ACS membership and CAS management, continues to seek your input! The committee meets twice annually, in conjunction with the ACS National Meetings, and communicates via e-mail between meetings. CCAS will meet in closed session prior to the ACS National Meeting, on Friday, September 6, 2013. If you have any issues that you would like raised either at or after this meeting, please contact a member of the committee by phone or e-mail.
The Division of Biological Chemistry is delighted to announce the recipients of its cosponsored 2012 awards. Please go to the award recipients page to learn more.
Call for Nominations, ACS Chemical Biology Lectureship
To be selected for this award, a candidate must be nominated by his or her peers. We are currently seeking nominations for next year’s award.
Nominations are requested for the “Gordon Hammes ACS Biochemistry Lectureship”, which will be presented during the ACS National Meeting, August 19-23, 2012, Philadelphia, PA. The Editor-in-Chief of Biochemistry and the Division of Biological Chemistry of the American Chemical Society administer this lectureship jointly. The objective of the lectureship is to honor, at an annual ACS…
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New Information about the 242nd ACS National Meeting in Denver, CO has been posted in Meetings –> ACS.
The Division of Biological Chemistry will offer travel awards on a competitive basis for graduate students and postdoctoral fellows to attend the meeting and present a poster on their research. The selected travel awardees will be reimbursed up to $500 for expenses.
The Winter 2011 newsletter has been mailed to the mailing list and is available on the Newsletter page.
Former Past Division of Biological Chemistry Chair John Blanchard reflects on his time in that post and thanks major contributors.
