NUCL-ACS

Please join us for our Business meeting in the Chamber room on the 1^st floor of the Westin Hotel at 7pm on March 28^th followed by the division social at 8:30 pm at the District Tap (141 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis, IN 46225).

Please feel welcome to join the division at these other sessions on March 26 and 27.

The ACS Fall 2022 submission deadline, previously scheduled for March 14, will be extended to Tuesday, March 29, 11:59 PM ET

SPRING 2022–San Diego, CA March 20-24

Theme: Bonding Through Chemistry

The 263rd ACS National Meeting & Exposition will be held March 20-24, 2022 in San Diego, CA.  Please contact Tara Mastren (Tara.Mastren@utah.edu) if you have any questions. The deadline for abstract submission is Oct. 11.

Young Investigators in Nuclear and Radiochemistry

Organizers: Sarah Finkeldei (sfinkeld@uci.edu)

General Topics in Nuclear Chemistry and Technology

Organizers: Thibaut Lécrivain (Thibaut.Lecrivain@inl.gov), Vasileios Anagnostopoulos (Vasileios.Anagnos@ucf.edu) and Luke Sadergaski (sadergaskilr@ornl.gov)

Production and Application of Radioisotopes

Organizers: Justin Griswold (griswoldjr@ornl.gov) and Jonathan Burns (burnsjon@uab.edu)

Radiochemical Separations

Organizers: Dustin Demoin (Dustin.Demoin@ezag.com) and Michael Fassbender (mifa@lanl.gov)

Artificial Intelligence Applications in Nuclear and Radiochemistry

Organizers: Deborah Penchoff (dpenchof@utk.edu), Charles C. Peterson (Charles.Peterson@unt.edu)

Computational Methods for Lanthanides and Actinides

Organizers: Deborah Penchoff (dpenchof@utk.edu), Charles C. Peterson (Charles.Peterson@unt.edu) and Theresa Windus (twindus@iastate.edu)

Seaborg Award Symposium in honor of Carolyn J. Anderson

Organizers: Robert Mach (rmach@pennmedicine.upenn.edu) and Silvia Jurisson (JurissonS@missouri.edu)

Dear NUCL Division Members,

The NUCL Division abstract deadline for the Spring 2019 National ACS Meeting has been extended to Friday, November 2. Please note that the Call for Papers webpage will not reflect the extended deadline until tonight’s update.

Best Regards,
-Andrew Klose

The NUCL, FLUO, MEDI, and INOR divisions are once again sponsoring a symposium highlighting the latest developments in Radiopharmaceutical Chemistry. This edition of the symposium will be held at the Spring ACS National Meeting in New Orleans, March 18-22, 2018. A special emphasis of this symposium will be to highlight Alan Davison’s many contributions to the development of metal-based radiopharmaceuticals. The Symposium will feature both invited and contributed talks on topics including:

1. The production of radionuclides of radiopharmaceutical interest,
2. Radiometal-based radiopharmaceuticals, and
3. New and exciting 18F and 11C chemistry.

As with past radiopharmaceutical chemistry symposia, we anticipate that there will be an informal mixer at the conclusion of the symposium. We look forward to your participation.

The deadline for abstract submission is October 16, 2017.
Abstracts should be submitted though the FLUO division, since they are the primary sponsor of this symposium, through the ACS meetings website: http://www.acs.org/content/acs/en/meetings.html
Symposium Co-organizers:

• Alan B. Packard, Boston Children’s Hospital/Harvard Medical School (alan.packard AT childrens.harvard.edu)
• Neil Vasdev, Massachusetts General Hospital/Harvard Medical School (vasdev.neil AT mgh.harvard.edu)
• Suzy Lapi, University of Alabama, Birmingham (lapi AT uab.edu)
• Gilles Tamagnan, Molecular Neuroimaging, Inc. (gtamagnan AT invicro.com)