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2011 presentations by Dr. Jack Driscoll a.k.a @pidguy

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2011 presentations by Dr. Jack Driscoll a.k.a @pidguy Fault Tolerant Wireless Sensor Network  Abstract Number: 180 - 19P Fast GC with PID and FarUV for Environmental Analyses   Abstract Number 180-20P Real-Time Detection Systems at #AIHCE: Fast GC Analysis for IH monitoring The Chemistry of Industrial Hygiene

2011 Presentations by Jennifer L. Maclachlan a.k.a @pidgirl

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2011 Presentations  by Jennifer L. Maclachlan a.k.a @pidgirl #pittcon Analysis of Photochemical Smog Components in Air with a Portable Analyzer   Leveraging Social Media to Educate the Public About Sustainability Practices The Role of Analytical Chemists in an Age of High End Instrumentation and Robotization #ACSAnaheim Selective GC Detectors and their Role in Environmental Analysis   I was an invited speaker at the Sparkle PR Training and presented:  Twitter for the Local Section Public Relations Chair presentation at the American Chemical Society Sparkle Training May 1, 2011. #AIHCE #AIHCE Social Media Meetup Organized by @pidgirl Read more about it here . #ACSDenver #ACSDenver Tweetup Organized by @pidgirl What's in the Air Now? Analysis of PPB Levels of (VOC's) Photochemical Smog Components in Air Chemistry Outreach on Cape Cod during the International Year of Chemistry #IYC2011 I was an invited speaker at

@pidgirl's #IYC2011 month by month best in blog & media coverage

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@pidgirl's #IYC2011 month by month best in blog and media coverage  Blog post: #ACSBoston IYC Preparation and Inspiration January 2011 -Media Coverage  News of the Week Kick-off of #IYC2011 including science cafe's on Cape Cod and my blog post Cape Cod Science Cafe February 2011 -Northeastern Section of the American Chemical Society ( NESACS ) Local Section Monthly Meeting where I got to meet Nancy Jackson, 2011 President of the American Chemical Society. Her dinner talk on technology was inspiring and the spirit of her speech was certainly echoed by Jack at all of the #IYC2011 Cape Cod Science Cafes during his introductions of the mission of IYC and the vision of the sustainability of the chemical enterprise. Not an Official IYC event but we sure discussed #IYC2011 at our February National Committee Meeting: Committee on Public Relations and Communications ( CPRC)-first visit to the American Chemical Society Headquarters in DC (pictured below).