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Greener Curriculum Showcase Series: Exploring Sustainable Practices and the Drive for Greener Innovations - A Case Study in Metal Plating

This free, virtual workshop is designed to help educators effectively adapt and implement a new case study that examines the various considerations and factors driving greener innovations in the metal plating industry. One of the primary chemicals used in this sector is PFAS, which acts as a fume suppressant to control chromic acid mist during the chrome plating process. While PFAS reduces exposure to the known health hazard of hexavalent chromium, its health and environmental impacts raise significant concerns, underscoring the need for greener alternatives.

Green Gold: Wood Residuals Summit 2025

Date & Location

May 6 - 8, 2025 in Traverse City, MI, USA

Purpose & Objectives

To build global commercialization bridges across sectors to realize the value of wood residuals for a profitable and sustainable economy.

  • Demonstrate the value proposition for wood residuals
  • Identify challenges facing wood residual market development
  • Build a global network to accelerate development, tech transfer and commercialization of wood residuals.

Who Should Attend

International N.I.C.E. Conference on Bioinspiration & Biobased Materials

The aim of this conference is to convene chemists, physicists, biologists, material scientists, and engineers from both academic and industrial institutes to share new developments and techniques in the domain of bio-inspired, bio-based, and bio-sourced chemistry and materials development. The conference will highlight recent advances in engineering and materials science that employ bio-inspired techniques and materials.

2025 Great Lakes Regional Meeting: Chemistry for a Better Planet

Great Lakes Region of the American Chemical Society is an incorporated group of 20 ACS Local Sections the states of Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, North Dakota, Ohio, and Wisconsin. The Sections work together to sponsor technical meetings, present awards and recognitions, and organize activities of interest to benefit the members and the general public.

The Connection Between Chemistry and Social Justice – Webinar

How is chemistry connected to social justice? Join the ACS GCI's Sederra Ross, Ph.D. for a webinar on Tuesday, November 13th from 2-3 p.m. which will delve into chemical innovations and green chemistry principles that address environmental inequalities which disproportionately impact marginalized communities, ensuring healthier lives and sustainable futures for all. 

Why Indoor Chemistry Matters Townhall: A Dialogue for Improving Health and Building Healthier Homes in the Four Corners Region

Join us November 14, 2024, from 8:30am-5:30pm MT (10:30am-7:30pm ET), for a hybrid townhall. This event will create a community dialogue among researchers, community leaders, educators, public health practitioners, local residents, and representatives from tribal, state, and federal agencies.