Speakers at the first Emerging Technology Symposium, American Chemical Society National Meeting, Washington, DC, August 22, 2000. Front row (from left): Joao M. Aires-de-Sousa, Shiang-Tai Lin, Matthew R. Lee, and Melissa L. Plount Price. Back row (from left): Thomas F. Hendrickson, Randy J. Zauhar, Amiram Goldblum (winning speaker), and Donald B. Boyd (organizer). Participants were awarded a complimentary volume of "Reviews in Computational Chemistry".
Panel of Experts at the first Emerging Technology Symposium, American Chemical Society National Meeting, Washington, DC, August 22, 2000. Front row (from left): Terry R. Stouch, Amiram Goldblum (winning speaker), Donald B. Boyd (organizer), and David C. Spellmeyer. Back row (from left): Charles H. Reynolds, George R. Famini, Curt Breneman, and Peter S. Shenkin.
An s orbital has spherical symmetry.
Hook's law is modeled by an elastic spring.
The chemistry of flowers.
Preparing to conduct a physics experiment on the interconversion of potential energy and kinetic energy.
Gone fishing.
Yes, that's correct. A pairs with T, and G pairs with C.
Sunshine.
Veritas.
At the race track for Indy cars.