Chemistry in the 21st Century Celebration

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Steering Commit tee : Paul Anderson ((.hair). Bonnie A. Law lor, Peter \i. Ilaustcin, Ro I). Re >gers, (i ec >rge R. Fami n i, Norman A. Lelk'l, Joseph J. (iajewski, Eissa A. Dulany. St; Liaisons: Christine P. Pruitl, Miehele C. dandy. Staff (Consultants: Nancy Cray,

Sunday, March 26 Presidential Events, Daryle H. Busch, ACS Pres ident

Beyond the Technology' of Biotechnology: Government Regulations and Consumer Acceptance Plenary (4:30-6:30 p.m.) Moscone Convention Center, Room 300. This session focuses on public policy associated with genetically modified foods. Panelists include Marcy Kaptun U.S. House of Representatives: Carcn Wilcox, f SIM: Roy Fuchs. Monsanto: Miguel AltierL Univ. of California, Berkeley. Win Charles. Moderator. Cosponsored by the Commit tee on Chemistry & Public Affairs and the Biotechnology Secretariat.

Chemistry7 in the 21st Century: The Partnership Between Education, Industry, the Media and Science Policy—the Four-Legged Stool Plenary (7:00-9:00 p.m.) Moscone Convention Center, Room 300. This session explores how the long-term quality of chemical research depends upon the degree to which the goals, objectives, and underlying philosophies of education, industry, and science policy are mutually supportive. Panelists include Ronald Brcslow, Columbia University; Mary Good, Univ. ofArkansas; Da\ id Perl man, SW/7 I'raucisco Chronicle; Arthur Bicnenstock, White House Office of Science & Technology Policy. Daryle II. Busch. Presiding.

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AGFD You'll Be What You Pat: Selecting and Designing foods for a "" % Healths 202S*

ANYL The Analytical Problems of the 21st Century—The Limitations of Present Analytical Tools

ACiRO Agrochcmicals in the 21st Century BIOT Biotechnology: Locus of the 21st

Century BIVKiT Chemical Industry in the New

Millennium —Maiure or Poised for New ( i rowth

CARR Carbohydrate Synlhons in Natural Product Synthesis—21st Century Challenge

CELL Biosynthesis of Woody Plant Biopolymers and Related Substances

CIIFI) Chemical Education in the 21st Century: (airriculum and Course ( o n l c n t

CIIEI) Chemical lducat ion in the- 21st Century: Visions of Teaching and Learning

CIIFI) Chemical Lducation in the 21st Century: Perspectives and Innovations in the- Cracluatc Lducation Paradigm

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Chemical Lducation in the 21st

Centurv: '.)uo \adis General Chemistry? Chemistry Lducation in the 21st Century: Poster Session Chemical Health and Safety in the ~) t <t ( f *nf i \r\

Chemical Information in the 21st

Survival Skills for the Litigious Third Millennium Intellectual Property Issues at the Millennium The Professional Technicians: Roles and Responsibilities in the 2 1st Century Tissue-Based Sensors for Detection of Toxic Substances Colloid and Surface Chemistry in the Service of the 21st Century Society 21st Century: How Far Can COMP (io with the Hardest Problems? Environmental Chemistry of the Atmosphere: 2000 and Beyond Environmental Chemistry of the Atmosphere: 2000 and Beyond Poster Session Environmental Chemistry of the Water: 2000 and Beyond Environmental Chemistry of the Water: 2000 and Beyond Poster Session A Small Atom with a Big Ego: A Fluorine View of the 2 I st Century Fuel Science in the Year 2000: Where Do We Stand? Where Do We (io from Here? Ccochemical Analysis in the New VI t l l f k n o i i n i l .VI11IV. I I III II1 I i

History of Futurism in Chemistry Emerging Technologies: Waste Management in the 2 1st Century Applied Chemistry for the 21st Century Drug Delivery Techniques in the New Millennium New Nuclear Science with New Techniques for the Next Millennium Organic Chemistry for the 21st V A I I I (.1 1 \ . 1 J 1 Iv iL^lI l i^

Pharmaceuticals and Agrochemicals New Prospects in Anticancer Agents f< w* I lit * J l ^ l f ' f M i l n r v ivM Mi l . — 1 .> 1 V A 111 U l >

Meeting Sulfur Specifications lor 2000 and Beyond Physical Chemistry in the 21st (icntury University Research: Preparing Professional Chemists for the 21st Century Rubbcr'Lcchnology for the 2 1st Century focus on Growth— Enhancing the Life Cycle Enabling Sciences for Biotechnology in the 2 1st Century Catalysis for the future frontiers for Macromolec ular Science- in the 21st Century 21st Century, Managing Your Career in a Clobal Economy

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