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Category: Research
Type: News
Source: PNNL
Date: Thursday, September 28th, 2017

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RICHLAND, Wash. - A researcher at the D.O.E.'s Pacific Northwest National Lab and her colleague at ecosVS have been acknowledged with 2 ChemLuminary awards from the American Chemical Society.

PNNL's Janet Bryant and ecosVC's Judy Giordan were acknowledged at a ceremony at the ACS National Meeting in Washington, DC in August. The theme of the event was "Our Volunteers and Their Monumental Impact."

The awards they received were given for efforts as part of ACS president Allison Campbell's Innovation Initiative. The 1st award was for their work within the society's Division of Professional Relations to host a series of 3 "Women in Chemistry Innovation" technical symposia at 3 consecutive national meetings. The 3 sessions included outstanding women chemists in business and commerce, science and technology, and science policy and government.

The 2nd award recognized their work with the Division of Small Chemical Businesses to lead technical programming, exhibition booths and networking events at 4 ACS regional meetings in 2016. The events focused on the global impact of entrepreneurship in the field of chemistry.

The full list of the 2017 ACS ChemLuminary Awards can be viewed at ACS' website.

Tags: Fundamental Science, Awards and Recognizes, Chemistry

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