Cleveland State University's American Chemical Society Student Affiliation

Meeting-in-Miniature (MIM) of the Cleveland Section has become a much anticipated event in the calendar of many local graduate, undergraduate, postdoctoral and industrial researchers.

The 2017 MIM of will be held on Monday, March 13th and ACSSA volunteers should check in by 1:00pm.

The itinerary for the day:

1:00 pm Registration opens – Main Classroom, 2nd floor
2:00- 5:00pm Contributed talks – Main Classroom, various rooms
5:15-6:15 Dr. James Short Plenary Talk on the "History of Explosives" Main Classroom, TBD
6:15-7:00pm Reception – Student Center, 3rd floor Rms 311 A&B
7:00pm Dinner and Awards Presentation
All volunteers will be provided dinner at 7:00pm for all their hard work!

For further volunteer information, please contact Rachel Grabowski at [email protected]

If students are also interested in presenting at the meeting in miniature (which is also highly encouraged), submission of abstracts is now open. The registration is free for this event. Please limit your abstract to 250 words and include names and affiliations of all authors. Abstracts should be submitted through the online submission system; http://goo.gl/forms/EQCo7TRkXC. For further information on abstraction submission, please contact Dr. David Ball, Chair - Department of Chemistry, Cleveland State University at [email protected].



http://www.csuohio.edu/sciences/dept/cleveland_acs/0317Isotopics.pdf

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