Eastern New York Section ACS

Category: Meetings

  • Upcoming ENYACS Events

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    Join us in taking some time to settle into the new year. There will be no January meeting and our annual Future Leaders meeting will be rescheduled to a date later this year. This event will be an opportunity for Ph.D. students who have shown exceptional work ethic, creativity, perseverance, and collaboration to present their research to…

  • ACS Fall 2026 Accepting Abstracts

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    ACS Fall 2026 Abstracts Now Open! Deadline is Tuesday March 31st. This in-person and digital meeting will be held in Chicago, IL, and globally from August 23 – 27, 2026. ACS Fall 2026 is the chance to share your research with the chemistry community. It brings together chemistry professionals, educators, and students worldwide to discover and…

  • Register for Pittcon 2026

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    Register for Pittcon If it’s happening in the Lab, it’s happening at Pittcon. Pittcon is a dynamic, international conference and exposition on laboratory science, a venue for presenting the latest advances in analytical research and scientific instrumentation, and a platform for continuing education and science-enhancing opportunity. Exposition: Monday (March 9) – Wednesday (March 11) Technical Program: Sunday…

  • Save the Date for the 2026 ACS Spring Meeting

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    The National ACS 2026 Spring Meeting is March 22 – 26 in Atlanta, Georgia! Come together with thousands of chemists to share research interests, network, exhibit, and have fun. There is a Digital Meeting for those that cannot attend in person. Hope to see you there!

  • Meeting up at NERD 2025

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    The ACS northeastern local sections gathered together on November 1st for the first Northeastern Regional Discussion, NERD. This one-day event drew 300 chemists to Worcester, MA, to share their latest research. Being a single-day event relieved the pressures from hosting a larger multi-day regional meeting (NERM). NERD delivered networking, technical talks, and a poster session…

  • Learning how to avoid scary data plots at October meeting

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    At the October meeting, Cathleen Hoel shared guidelines with the local section on how to present data effectively. Topics included framing data in a meaningful story for the audience, being strategic about the type of plot to use, and advice on how to format and color the data so it stands out and is easy…

  • Congratulations to the 2025 Buck-Whitney Award Winner!

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    On November 19th, 2025 we celebrated one of our 2025 Buck-Whitney Award winners! Professor Kimberly See at the California Institute of Technology presented her insightful work: Multielectron Redox for High Energy Density Battery Cathodes The presentation was engaging, deep, and it was clear why Professor See was chosen for this award. Check out all her…