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2010 Officers

Chair
Brian R. Gibney
Brooklyn College
Department of Chemistry
2900 Bedford Ave.
Brooklyn, NY, 11210
Phone: 718-951-5600 x6636
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Treasurer
Jill Rehmann
St. Joseph's College
Department of Chemistry
245 Clinton Ave.
Brooklyn, NY, 11205
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Secretary
Theresa Cea
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Directors
Bruce Garetz

Eli Pearce

Michele Vittadello

Cindie Kehlet

Ruben Savizky

Azzedine Bensalem

MacRae Maxfield

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BROOKLYN CHEMICAL SOCIETY

The Brooklyn Chemical Society serves the membership of the American Chemical Society. Our mission is to promote the interaction and scholarship of chemists in Brooklyn and Lower Manhattan. Meetings and social events are open to the public and typically attended by local chemistry students, teachers, and professionals from the area.

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Spring 2010 Events

March 13, 2010

15^th Annual Conference on Environmental Issues

presented by Medgar Evers College - CUNY

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April 21, 2010

Brooklyn Frontiers in Science Public Lecture

Architecture in NanoSpace
Sir Harold Kroto
The Florida State University

Prof. Kroto will describe his pioneering work in the development of nanotechology. His personal reflections of the discovery of C60 (buckminsterfullerene) which has lead to the explosion of research in carbon nanotubes provide an entertaining evening of discussions on nanoscience. The fascinating field of nanoscience and nanotechnology encompassing chemistry, biology and physics and has attracted significant public attention. He will describe how chemists are developing ingenious methods to prepare complex, exactly-defined structures with specific functions in order to drive nanotechology forward. Prof. Kroto will discuss the production of nanomaterials using a "bottom-up self-assembly" approach. The evening promises to be entertaining and informative to all

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