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BSU Women in Chemistry Networking Breakfast

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Contact

Edward Brush

[email protected]

Venue

Shaw Road

Bridgewater, MA 02325

United States

Time

08:00 (UTC -05:00 )

Summary

On Wednesday, February 12, scientists worldwide will be coming together as part of IUPAC’s global breakfast event titled “BUILDING BONDS TO CREATE FUTURE LEADERS”. The Department of Chemistry at BSU is hosting a small networking breakfast focusing on Building Bonds with the Leaders of Green and Sustainable Chemistry. This event is on Feb.12 from 8am – 10am in the Martha Denison Rondileau room in Maxwell Library (LIB104MDR).

Please RSVP by noon on 02/07 by filling out the Google RSVP form: https://tinyurl.com/y9dua5cz. Several accomplished scientists from the green chemistry community will share their experiences. Therefore attending this event will be an excellent way to learn about, in an informal setting, the field of green and sustainable chemistry and various opportunities in this fast growing field.