26th Northeast Student Chemistry Research Conference at NU

26th Northeast Student Chemistry Research Conference at NU

Join the conference showcasing research from undergraduate students, graduate students, post-doctoral researchers, and early-career chemists

By NESACS and NSYCC

Date and time

Saturday, April 19 · 8:30am - 7pm EDT

Location

240 Raytheon Amphitheatre - Egan Research Center

120 Forsyth Street Boston, MA 02115

Refund Policy

No Refunds

About this event

Saturday, April 19, 2025

This is a chemistry and chemical sciences conference for undergraduate & graduate students and post-docs run by students and volunteers.

For more info on the event, visit our website: www.nsycc.org

For prospective presenters: Abstract submission is required by March 17, 2025 (Extended).

Abstracts are to be submitted here: abstract submission

Registration is required and a ticket will be necessary for admission to the day-long symposium, poster sessions, and networking opportunities.

Registration or other questions? Please contact:

Chair of NSYCC, Leticia Gomes, leticia.gomes@nsycc.org

Chair-elect of NSYCC, Marcela de Barros, marcela.barros@nsycc.org


Schedule of Events

A detailed schedule will be posted once we are closer to the event.


FAQs

Q: If I submitted an abstract to present my research, do I have to register here? A: Yes! All attendees, including presenters and our own organizers and volunteers, must be registered via Eventbrite to attend the NSCRC.

Q: Can I attend if I am not presenting research? A: Absolutely! While many of our attendees are giving an oral or poster presentation at the conference, we encourage student chemists who aren't yet ready to present research to attend. You will gain valuable insight on how to present your future research and have multiple opportunities to network with other local younger chemists.


Obs.: By registering for this event you consent that NSYCC might use pictures that might contain your image in future promotional materials.

Organized by

The Northeastern Section of the ACS (NESACS) is a large section – nearly 6500 members, according to National ACS. On average, about one hundred members attend monthly section meetings. These meetings usually take place somewhere in the Boston area on the second Thursday of each month between September and May. In addition, the section has a vibrant Younger Chemists Committee (see www.nsycc.org), a very active medicinal chemistry sub-group, award-winning Public Relations Committee, and our Women Chemists Committee which oversee a wide range of additional activities. All of this happens, not through the will or efforts of the current Chair, but through the continued goodwill of our active membership, a very talented, hardworking and vibrant group of individuals representing a wide range of interests and backgrounds in the Boston area chemical sciences community. We are truly blessed as a section in which so many give so freely of their time, skills, and interests in service to the Section in many different capacities!
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