The News Review:
- She Said He Said: Rangers not Cowboys are the big chemistry winners
- Hot Chemistry on Film
- Vernalis selects IDBS’ E-workbook for chemistry as part of company …
- Elward earns utstanding Chemistry Major Award
She Said He Said: Rangers not Cowboys are the big chemistry winners
Fort Worth Star Telegram
Combined they’ve covered more than 40 Super Bowls. Charean is also president of the Pro Football Writers of America. The Cowboys’ chemistry will be better this season.
Hot Chemistry on Film
California Psychics
Being a physical Earth sign the Bull is exceptionally touchable. What’s more the chemistry with their film partners – Tobey Maguire for Dunst and Kristen Stewart for Pattinson – makes the stories irresistible. There’s nothing more engaging than a film that’s fired up by true love and searing passion.
Vernalis selects IDBS’ E-workbook for chemistry as part of company …
PRLog.rg (press release)
Vernalis sought an application that would provide its scientists with state-of-the-art chemistry technologies as well as offering rapid and complete access to all its chemistry and IP related data. ChemBook – a chemistry-specific extension to IDBS? enterprise class E-WorkBook Suite – incorporates IDBS? advanced chemistry technologies by offering a chemically ?aware? spreadsheet for data analysis and statistical trending. The decision to select the E-WorkBook Suite was based on the product?s ability to adapt to specific workflows achieved through configuration ? as opposed to customization – of the solution. Jo Lerpiniere Senior Informatics Scientist for Vernalis commented: ?We were unanimous in choosing the E-WorkBook Suite as our data management solution. IDBS impressed us over its competitors as the E-WorkBook Suite could be configured to meet our needs.
Elward earns utstanding Chemistry Major Award
College Misericordia
Misericordia University recently recognized the academic accomplishments of Jennifer M. Elward of Wilkes-Barre by presenting her the American Chemical Society utstanding Graduating Chemistry Major Award during the institution?s annual Honors Awards Banquet at the Banks Student Life Center. Elward the daughter of Mr. Michael Elward graduated cum laude May 16th with a Bachelor of Science degree in chemistry. The award is presented by the Susquehanna Valley Section of the American Chemical Society and awarded to the graduating student who has shown excellence in scholarship and academics as selected by chemistry faculty. In the fall Elward will begin working toward her doctoral degree in physical chemistry and biochemistry at Temple University.
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