Senior Chemists on the Move

As you know, in this era, everyone suffers from different diseases like allergies, asthma, nosebleeds, cough, etc. Due to the low humid environment, everyone suffers from these diseases, and the solution to these problems is to use a humidifier in your room and your kid's room. On our website, the users will know about the reviews of the products that maintain the humidity level and provide a humid environment for their family and plants.   https://www.humidifierchoice.com/ ... View more

Prof. Mary Virginia Orna of College of New Rochelle, will discuss “Ladies in Waiting and Still Waiting for The Nobel Prize.    ... View more

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The AAAS STEM Volunteers Program, stemvolunteers.org, needs STEM professionals to assist K-12 STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) teachers in the DC metro area during the 2022-23 school year.  Our school districts are Montgomery County MD, DC, Arlington, Alexandria, and Fairfax Counties VA. All lessons will be in the classroom, and it is anticipated that masks and testing will be optional. If you care about K-12 STEM education and have time to share your knowledge with students and teachers, please send a note to bcalinge@aaas.org with your home address. ... View more

As the new, incoming SCC Chair, I wish to render Happy New Year salutations to all Senior Chemists. May 2022 be the best year ever for everyone and may we see COVID19 and its variants decline to negligible levels. I also wish to acknowledge the previous Chair, Dr. Arlene Garrison, for her wisdom and guidance the last three years. We are never too old to learn and share new ideas, knowledge, insight, and experiences. Therefore, I wish to encourage all Senior Chemists to post interesting and engaging questions and comments on this site. I will begin with what I hope to be a rhetorical question with expected humorous responses. “How many Senior Chemists does it take to screw in a light bulb?”. One possible answer – “Zero. That’s a job for a graduate student”. ... View more