Chemical Bond. St. Louis ACS Section Award Recipient 2008 Dr. Shelley D. Minteer. St. Louis Section, American Chemical Society

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Chemical Bond Volume 59 Number 3 April 2008 St. Louis Section, American Chemical Society St. Louis ACS Section Award Recipient 2008 Dr. Shelley D. Minteer

St. Louis Award 2008 The Saint Louis Award winner is Shelley D. Minteer, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Chemistry, Saint Louis University. Dr. Shelley D. Minteer received her B.S. in Chemistry at Western Illinois University in 1995. She then went to University of Iowa to work on her Ph.D. in Analytical Chemistry under the direction of Dr. Johna Leddy. Her graduate work focused on magnetic field effects on electrochemical systems with specific emphasis on magnetically modified electrodes for enhanced electron transfer kinetics. After graduating in 2000, she joined the faculty of the Department of Chemistry at Saint Louis University as an Assistant Professor. She later received a dual appointment in the Department of Biomedical Engineering. At Saint Louis University, her research program has focused on the development of enzyme immobilization membranes for increased stability of biosensor and biofuel cell electrodes, along with incorporating direct and mediated bioelectrocatalysis into anodes and cathodes. She has recently expanded his bioelectrocatalysis work beyond enzymes to mitochondria and is currently working on developing mitochondria-based biofuel cells and self powered sensors. She co-founded Akermin, Inc. with her former graduate student, Nick Akers, in 2003 to commercialize this technology. She was promoted to Associate Professor of Chemistry at Saint Louis University in 2005. She has been the recipient of the Missouri Inventor of the Year Award (2006), Academy of Science of St. Louis Innovation Award (2005), Saint Louis University Award for Excellence in Teaching (2004), Society of Electroanalytical Chemists Young Investigator Award (2008), and the Saint Louis University Student Government Association Faculty Excellence Award (2004 and 2006). check the local section website (http://www.umsl.edu/~umslacs/) for information regarding the St. Louis Award Symposium

Chemical Bond Volume 59 N0. 3 April, 2008 The Chemical Bond is published in January through May and September through December by the St. Louis Section - American Chemical Society. It is mailed free of charge to members of the section at their address on file at ACS National Headquarters. Change of address for members will be made automatically upon notification to National ACS Headquarters; send old address and new address with zip code to ACS Subscriptions Service Department, 1155 16th Street N.W., Washington D.C. 20036 or visit chemistry.org, log in and go to Update my Profile. Allow eight weeks for changes to take effect. Editor Sue Dudek musci121@att.net Advertising Manager Business Manager Sue Saum Donna Friedman World Wide Web Eric Ressner Webmaster Correspondenc, letters to the Editor etc., should be sent to St. Louis Section-American Chemical Society 125 West Arginne Drive, St. Louis, MO 63122 Copyright @ 2008 American Chemical Society and the St. Liouis Section ACS ad here

Meeting Washington University Department of Chemistry S eminars St. Louis University Department of Chemistry All seminars are held at 4:00 pm in Room 311 McMillen Hall Tuesday, Apr 1st C.-Y. Mou National Taiwan University Department of Chemistry Thursday, Apr 3rd Eike Bauer University of Missouri, St. Louis Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry Thursday, Apr 10th Donald H. Berry University of Pennsylvania Department of Chemistry Thursday, Apr 17th Jon Antilla University of South Florida Department of Chemistry Thursday, Apr 24th Ram Sheshadri Department of Materials and Materials Research Laboratory UC Santa Barbara Time: Fridays at 4:00 pm Location: Room 12, Monsanto Hall Friday, April 4 Professor Brian Lamp Truman State University Smalltime Science? The Design and Characterization of Electrode Surfaces in an Undergraduate Setting Martin Wed. April 16 Marcus Award Competition Friday, April 18 Professor Erik Herzog Washington University Daily timekeeping by a network of clocks in the brain Kiss Friday, April 25 Dr. Kevin King Pfizer Of Mice and Men and Hamster Ovaries an Overview of the Development of a Therapeutic Biomolecule Martin

Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry University of Missouri- St. Louis Colloquia April 2008 Monday ACS Meeting April 7 Thursday Karl J. Hale April 10 Queen s University, Belfast, Northern Ireland *5:30 p.m. Total Synthesis of the Antitumour Agents Kettapeptin and Azinothricin and Allied Chemical Genomics Studies Monday April 14 Monday April 21 Frank Momamy USDA Modeling: Cutting Edge Tools for the Study of Carbohy drates Janet Morrow The State University of New York, University at Buffalo Structure Specific Recognition and Cleavage of RNA by Metal Ion Complexes Monday Distinguished Alumni Lecture April 28 Timothy T.Wenzel Dow Chemical Company, Midland, Michigan New Polymers from Old Monomers ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The St. Louis Section-ACS Board of Directors meets the second Thursday of the month. Section members are encouraged to attend the next meeting on April 13th at the Glen Echo Country Club. Please contact Keith Stine at 314-516-5346 (kstine@ umsl.edu) for more information, or visit the local section website

The 2008 Leopold Marcus Award competition will be held Wednesday, April 16 at 4:00 p.m. in Room 171 of Busch Student Center on the campus of Saint Louis University. It is administered by the Department of Chemistry at Saint Louis University and the St. Louis Section of the American Chemical Society. The competition consists of presentations based on the undergraduate research projects of senior chemistry majors at Saint Louis University. The winner of the award is determined by vote of the professional chemists in the audience. All ACS members are invited to attend. Refreshments will be available after the competition. For further information, contact Bruce Kowert at (314) 977-2837 or kowertba@slu.edu.

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Chemical Progress Week 2008 Scedule of Events Friday, April 18: Undergraduate Research Symposium University of Missouri Saint Louis, Benton Hall 3pm -5pm Mike Nichols (email: nicholsmic@umsl.edu, 314-516-7345) or Eike Bauer (email : bauere@umsl.edu, 314-516-5340) Monday, April 21: Awards Night Honors winners of the: High School Chemisrty Contest Leopold Marcus Award High School Teaching Award Chemical Science & Technology Award Outstanding Junior Chemistry Students at area colleges and universities Kemoll s Restaurant, One Metropolitan Square, St. Louis $25.00/person 5:30 pm - Social Hour 6:30 pm - Dinner 7:30 pm - Program Contact: Samir El-Antably (314-664-5522) Tuesday, April 22: ADACIOM Luncheon Sunset Country Club Speaker: TBA Contact: Jane Benet (jane@drumtechus.com) Friday, April 25: Saint Louis Award Symposium TBA Saturday, April 26: Saint Louis Award Banquet Honoring the recipient of the 2008 Saint Louis Award (winner TBA) Kemoll s Restaurant, One Metropolitan Square, St. Louis $55.00/person 6:00 pm - Cocktails 7:00 pm - Banquet 8:00 pm - Program Contact Samir El-Antably (314-664-5522)

Other Chemical Progress Week Events: Chemistry Career Day University of Missouri Saint Louis Date: TBA Contact: Jim O Brien (obrien@jinx.umsl.edu, 314-516-5717) or Keith Stine (kstine@umsl.edu, 314-516-5346) Saturday, April 19: Chemistry Olympiad University of Missouri Saint Louis Contact: Hal Harris (hharris@umsl.edu, 314-516-5344) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ACS ST. LOUIS SECTION Undergraduate Research Symposium University of Missouri-St. Louis Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry 325 Benton Hall Friday, April 18, 2008 3:00-5:00 PM Who is eligible? All undergraduate researchers in the St. Louis ACS section Presentation Type: Research Poster Refreshments provided, gifts (swag) to all undergraduate participants Please submit intent with poster titles by April 11 to: Michael R. Nichols, PhD Assistant Professor, UM-St. Louis nicholsmic@umsl.edu, 314-516-7345

Chemical Progress Week 2008 Please send reservations to: Samir El-Antably P. O. Box 50168 Saint Louis, MO 63105 (314) 664-5522 Make checks payable to: Saint Louis Section ACS Please make your reservations by April 14 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Awards Night Dinner Reservation Date: Monday, April 21 Location: Kemoll s 5:30 pm Cocktails, 6:30 pm Dinner, 7:30 pm Program Name Number attending x $25 = Amount Remitted ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Saint Louis Award Banquet Reservation Date: Saturday, April 26 Location: Kemoll s 6:00 pm Cocktails, 7:00 pm Dinner, 8:00 pm Program Name Number attending x $55 = Amount remitted

St. Louis Section-ACS Request for Nominations For 2008 Officers The St. Louis Section of the American Chemical Society requests nominations for officers, directors, and councilors to stand for election in the Fall of 2008. If you would like to nominate someone for any or all of these offices, please fill in this nomination ballot and mail it, postmarked no later than June 15, 2008 to: Dr. Jeffrey Cornelius Department of Chemistry Principia College 1 Maybeck Place Elsah, IL 62028 You may also e-mail your nominations. While it will be difficult to assure your anonymity as a nominator, your identity will be removed form the e-mail before it is forwarded to the Nominating Committee. Send e-mail nominations to Jeffrey Cornelius (Jeff.cornelius@principia.edu) Nominating Ballot St. Louis Section-ACS 2009 Officers Chair-Elect Secretary Treasurer Directors (up to three) Councilor