Boston Regional Inorganic Colloquium

BRIC

Boston Regional Inorganic Colloquium (BRIC) is a community of inorganic chemists in the greater Boston area that convene to share research, network and build connections.  Meetings are typically three times per year on Saturdays and have been held from Boston, MA to Troy, NY, and from New Haven, CT to Hanover, NH.  Meetings are free (registration is required) and often include a poster session.

For more information, or to sign up for the BRIC mailing list, see the website at https://inorganicchem.wixsite.com/boston-regional-inor.

New Faculty Night - March 12th

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The Central Massachusetts Section of the American Chemical Society

wishes to invite you to a Local Section Meeting to be held at

Clark University

950 Main St., Worcester, MA

March 12th, 2026

Room S120 Sackler Science Center

(Johnson Auditorium)

“New Faculty Night”

Continuing our old tradition, we have asked three new faculty from universities

within the Section to come and give a brief overview of their work and interests as a means to help introduce them to the area and to inform the membership about some of our newest additions.

Each person has been asked to speak for 12 minutes on their work and then we will allow a brief question period before the next speaker.

Schedule

6:00 – Social Hour (ok, half-hour)

6:30 – Dr. Benjamin Sturtz (Worcester State University)

6:45 – Dr. Aya Narunsky (Worcester Polytechnic Institute)

7:00 – Dr. Justin Lee (College of the Holy Cross)

A brief Section Business Meeting may occur (depends on whether there is any ‘Business’) followed by general conversation with the speakers (at least until the coffee and nibbles run out)

For further information (and a campus map), please contact:

Prof. Mark M. Turnbull (mturnbull@clarku.edu)

Parking will be available on the parking garage roof (Downing St. entrance, enter

from the Park Avenue side) or Maywood St. Lot (by the Biology Building).

Molecular Meetup II!

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MOLECULAR MEETUP II.pdf

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