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All about IUPAC — EYCN podcast with Mary Garson

2 Sep 2024

What have you always wondered about when thinking about IUPAC?

In this newest EYCN podcast episode, host Carl Schneider is joined by IUPAC Vice President Mary Garson, to talk about all things IUPAC. Mary Garson, emeritus Professor at the University of Queensland, has been a long-standing figure in IUPAC and has shaped the way we know IUPAC today. In this episode, she talks about her decades of experience in the organization, how IUPAC fosters the next generation of researchers, and how it is so much more than the nomenclature we are all familiar with.

Check out the new podcast episode here (released 29 Aug 2024)

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