ACS News Service Weekly PressPac -- Februar...( ghlights from the American Chemical Soc...)

ACS News Service Weekly PressPac -- February 14, 2007

ghlights from the American Chemical Society journal, ACS Chemical Biology, are now available on EurekAlert!, the online science news service for reporters. ACS Chemical Biology is a monthly journal exploring cellular function from both chemical and biological perspectives. In addition to research papers and reviews, the journal also publishes "Spotlight" current research in chemical biology from other journals; "Profile" experts in the field; and "Points of View" comments from leading scientists. The journal web site is updated weekly with new content, and features a WIKI and an "Ask the Expert" section. http://www.eurekalert.org/jrnls/acs/index.php?page=chemicalbiology

Mark Your Calendars

ACS National Meeting Chicago, March 25-29

The American Chemical Society's 233rd national meeting promises to be one of 2007's biggest and most productive science conferences, and a bonanza of spot news, feature topics and background for reporters covering science, medicine, energy, environment, food, business or the environment. We expect more than 9,000 scientific papers on topics spanning science's horizons from astronomy to zoology. To access the ACS News Service's new electronic press center for the Chicago meeting, with media registration and housing www.acspresscenter.org.

Special Event: Chicago News Media Tour/Briefing/Reception

News media are invited to a special event at the Art Institute of Chicago, scheduled during the ACS national meeting. The Art Institute, Northwestern University and Argonne National Laboratory are partners in a noted art conservation science program. Reporters will get briefings from program scientists and a behind-the-scenes tour of science labs, followed by a reception honoring ACS Grady-Stack Awardee Stuart Brown in the beautiful environs of the Institu
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Contact: Michael Woods
m_woods@acs.org
202-872-4400
American Chemical Society
19-Feb-2007

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