By Stephanie Prosack
The past year was an exciting one for chemistry. Join Chemical & Engineering News reporters Carmen Drahl and Lauren Wolf, along with guests Laura Howes and Ashutosh Jogaleskar, to discuss watershed chemistry stories and achievements of 2013--and what to expect in 2014. On Thursday, January 9, 2014, at 3 PM EST, the chemistry enthusiasts will be hosting a Google+ hangout to discuss the top chemistry moments of 2013. Subjects for discussion include research C&EN selected to highlight in its year-end issue, in addition to topics publications such as Wired and Science magazines chose as top science of 2013. The event will be monitored on Twitter, and folks may interact and pose questions using the hashtag: #topchem.
The past year was an exciting one for chemistry. Join Chemical & Engineering News reporters Carmen Drahl and Lauren Wolf, along with guests Laura Howes and Ashutosh Jogaleskar, to discuss watershed chemistry stories and achievements of 2013--and what to expect in 2014. On Thursday, January 9, 2014, at 3 PM EST, the chemistry enthusiasts will be hosting a Google+ hangout to discuss the top chemistry moments of 2013. Subjects for discussion include research C&EN selected to highlight in its year-end issue, in addition to topics publications such as Wired and Science magazines chose as top science of 2013. The event will be monitored on Twitter, and folks may interact and pose questions using the hashtag: #topchem.
To view live-feed of the hangout, select here once the
session starts: https://plus.google.com/u/0/events/cttcfipn0sg1lg2fimmot11bb00
Currently serving as editor of Science in School, Laura Howes was previously a science
correspondent for Chemistry World
magazine. Follow her on Twitter: @L_Howes.
Ashutosh Jogalekar is a computational chemist employed by Ensemble
Therapeutics, and blogs for Scientific
American at The Curious Wavefunction. Follow him on Twitter: @curiouswavefn
Senior editor at C&EN,
Carmen Drahl may be followed on Twitter @carmendrahl. Lauren Wolf is an
associate editor at C&EN, and may
be followed on Twitter @laurenkwolf.
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I joined the Google+ hangout last year, and it was great! We need more activities to discuss chemistry events.
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