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Graduate Student Research Symposium in Cheminformatics, Information Science, and Library Science, 246^th American Chemical Society National Meeting & Exposition, Indianapolis, Indiana, September 8 – 12, 2013.

I invite graduate students and recent post-docs to consider submitting a paper for a symposium at the ACS Fall meeting that will highlight relevant research in cheminformatics, library science, or information science. The actual date for the symposium will be announced later. Please pass this announcement along to anyone who you think might be interested.Presenters will need to use the American Chemical Society’s online Program and Abstract Creation System (PACS) to submit an abstract by March 18. You do not have to be an ACS member to create an account for PACS, but if you already have a login for the ACS site, you can use that. PACS will open for the September conference on January 21.
See: http://abstracts.acs.org/

PACS opens for author submissions: 1/21/2013
PACS closes for authors: 3/18/2013
PACS closes to symposium organizers: 4/1/2013
Gary Wiggins, Symposium Organizer
wiggins@indiana.edu

Complimentary Access to ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering First Issue

All readers will enjoy free access during 2013 to the inaugural issue of ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering, featuring 28 articles. Led by David T. Allen of University of Texas, Austin, ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering addresses challenges of sustainability in the chemical enterprise and advanced principles of Green Chemistry and Green Engineering. Read more at pubs.acs.org/acssce.

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Get the Help You Need

This guide is designed to help you locate information needed for your research. You will find links to relevant databases, key journals, chemical safety, Organic Chemistry labs and more. For help please stop by thte library or use Ask a Librarian.

Need Research Help?
Request a one of one Research Consultation with librarian.

A Research Consultation is a one-on-one appointment with a librarian for extensive, in-depth research assistance. We will do our best to match you with a librarian who has some expertise in the subject area of your research.

Appointments are generally scheduled between 8 am through 6 pm Monday through Friday, but exceptions may be made if there are extenuating circumstances. We will attempt to accommodate distance learners by providing consultations via telephone, online chat, or email.

For shorter questions contact Ask a Librarian using IM, text, chat, and phone.

Need Writing Help?
Need help with organizing your research, writing citations, or other writinng isses. The UCF Writing Center is avialable to help. Appointments are strongly recommended. Not sure how to format your lab and research reports. This Writing in Chemistry guide from Kenyon College may help you format your writing for chemistry.

Chem 211L (Introduction to Organic Laboratory Techiques)

Find information for your Organic Chemistry Labs (Chem 2211 L) here. They are arranged by page numbers from the CHM 2211L Course Pack, Spring 2012

Off Campus Access to Databases & Journals

Your UCF Card Your Ticket Off Campus Access to Resources
Your UCF Card serves as a photo ID and doubles as your UCF Library card for borrowing library materials. Research anywhere, anytime! Access databases, e-journals and e-books when you are at the the library, in your office, or at home.

When requesting library services remotely, you must provide your UCF Card number and Library password, which ensures additional security.Your library ID number is the 14 digit number that begins with 221 and appears on the front of your ID. The password is the last 4 digits of your PID. If you have difficulty logging in, call the Circulation Desk 407-823-2580. You must log in through the proxy to access SciFinder Scholar.

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