Date : 6/23/2021 3:52:58 PM
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Subject : New video in the interview series with accomplished scientists in chemistry: JACS in Conversation with...

In the second of this brand new series, JACS Editor-in-Chief Professor Erick Carreira interviews Dr. Theodore Goodson, III of the University of Michigan. Watch the video now!
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JACS in Conversation With...Interviews with accomplished scientists in chemistry
JACS in Conversation With...the new interview series from the Journal of the American Chemical Society

In JACS in Conversation With..., Editor-in-Chief Professor Erick Carreira speaks with accomplished scientists in chemistry.

Each 15 minute conversation covers topics including their vision for chemistry and their field, their advice for up-and-coming chemists, why it can be difficult for the general public to appreciate chemistry and its significance, and thoughts on how chemistry can remain relevant today and into the future.

The second interview in the series features Dr. Theodore Goodson, III.
Dr. Theodore Goodson, III
Dr. Goodson is the Richard Barry Bernstein Collegiate Professor of Chemistry, Professor of Applied Physics, and Professor of Macromolecular Science and Engineering at the University of Michigan. He is also a member of the JACS Editorial Advisory Board and a Senior Editor of The Journal of Physical Chemistry.

Watch the video to learn about how Dr. Goodson started his career, the fascinating research he and his group are currently undertaking, and his passion for introducing younger generations to science.

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