Cape Breton University Chemistry Society 🧡💚 Check us out on Instagram (@ cbu_chem_soc), Facebook and Tiktok!!
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Hi everyone!
The CBU Chemistry Society will be ordering t-shirts to help fundraise for ChemCon 2024!! These shirts are designed for the Chemistry vs Biology Softball game which will be in the third week of September. 1/5
Image Description: Navy blue short-sleeve t-shirt with “CBU Chemistry” softball logo on the front, and last name and number on the back (resembling a sports jersey). 5/5
E-transfer (you need to send us an email that the money has been sent. E-transfer: [email protected]) or cash is accepted. 4/5
Please send your size, name, and number to our email at: [email protected]. We will be placing the orders August 31st, so please let us know by then!! 3/5
If you wish to support us, the shirts will be $25 each and you can put your last name and the number of your choosing on the t-shirts. 2/5
Everyone is invited to attend a talk by the next speaker in Cape Breton University’s Chemistry Department Teleseminar Series. Up next is
Dr. Mark Stradiotto.
the Arthur B. McDonald Research Chair and the Alexander McLeod Professor of Chemistry @ Dalhousie University; Tuesday Feb. 28th11:45 am. Contact [email protected] for the Teams link
CBU Chemistry Society stands in solidarity with CBUFA. We wouldn’t be the scientists we are without our professors guidance and we fully support their right to fair wages.
We hope that with sharing our stance, CBU and CBUFA can come to an agreement so that we may continue our studies as soon as possible.
If you are in need of mental or physical health services, you as students still have access to the Nancy Dingwall Health Centre while the strike continues. Please see cbufa.ca for more information regarding the strike.
The next speaker in the Chemistry Teleseminar Series is Nov. 3rd 2022, details in the attached poster.
Dr. Jenny Wong, from Mount Allison University, will present ‘From coal burning to dust: exploring the connections between the aerosol chemistry and human health’.
Do you need to de-stress? How about getting together for pumpkin painting. Come anytime from 4-7pm with $2 and paint a pumpkin in celebration of halloween and national chemistry week. Please RSVP by email ([email protected])
Cape Breton University Chemistry Department Presents: Oct. 20th 11:45-1pm Maria Matlinska from the, Department of Chemistry at the University of Alberta will present ‘From perovskites and curry to sunscreens and active pharmaceutical ingredients:
a story about what solid-state NMR has to offer in everyday chemistry research.’ via Teams contact [email protected] for the link!
Do you need to de-stress? How about getting together for pumpkin painting. Come anytime from 4-7pm with $2 and paint a pumpkin in celebration of halloween and national chemistry week.
Please RSVP by email ([email protected]) by Saturday Oct 22 to ensure that the proper amount of pumpkins are picked up. Those who do not RSVP will have to bring their own pumpkin.
Cape Breton University Chemistry Department Presents: Sept 29th. 11:45-1pm Dr. Jeffrey Keillor, Department of Chemistry and Biomolecular Sciences at the University of Ottawa will present ‘Targeted Covalent Inhibition of Tissue Transglutaminase in Cancer Stem Cells’
