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Date: Monday, April 1, 2019 Location: Hilton Orlando, Room: Orlando V Time: 1pm-4:30pm Reception immediately following the program Award Address (Kathryn C. Hach Award for Entrepreneurial Success sponsored  by the Kathryn C. Hach Award Fund) Photoionization detector for gas  chromatography: From inception and PPB analysis of VOC’s to PPT analysis of  heavy metals John N. Driscoll, pidguy@aol.com, Jennifer L. Maclachlan, pidgirl@gmail.com. PID Analyzers, LLC, Centerville, Massachusetts, United States The 2019 Kathryn C. Hach awardee, Dr. Jack Driscoll will share his experience with photoionization, which began in 1967 with a program on a NASA project, "A Photoionization Mass Spectrometer for Contaminant Gases in Space Cabin Atmospheres”. The project was successful but was not renewed. The technique was very interesting to Driscoll and he felt that it had excellent potential as an analytical tool. The work continued a number of years later when he

Safety is a core value of the American Chemical Society and in order to create what ACS Immediate Past President, Peter Dorhout, calls "an ethos of safety", this symposium will illustrate success stories of various analytical laboratories that effectively connect safety, education, training, and productivity. Speakers included representatives from academic, government and industrial research (both large and small) laboratories. This symposium was housed on the American Chemical Society's (ACS) Division of Analytical Chemistry Program Track with a collaborative co-sponsorship from the ACS Division of Chemical Health and Safety during the ACS Fall National Meeting in San Diego, CA August 25-29, 2019. Symposium organizers: Chris Incarvito and Jennifer Maclachlan .

ABSTRACT SYMPOSIUM NAME:  Chemical Business Poster Session ABSTRACT SYMPOSIUM PROGRAM AREA NAME:  SCHB CONTROL ID:  3112722 PRESENTATION TYPE:  Poster Only : Consider for Sci-Mix TITLE:  SCHB is the hub for entrepreneurs in ACS AUTHORS (FIRST NAME, LAST NAME):  Peter C. Lauro 1 ,  George W. Ruger 1 ,  Abhishek Kantak 1 ,  David J. Deutsch 1 , Mukund Chorghade 1 , Janet L. Bryant 1 , Carlyn A. Burton 1 , Joseph E. Sabol 1 , Jennifer L. Maclachlan 1 , Justin Crotty 1 , Niteen A. Vaidya 1 , Anis Rahman 1 INSTITUTIONS (ALL):  1. ACS Division of Small Chemical Businesses, Boston, MA, United States.  ABSTRACT BODY:  Abstract:  Do you have a chemical business or are you interested in starting a small chemical business? ACS Division of Small Chemical Businesses is for you! SCHB helps chemists working in small enterprises, including self-employed, with the legal, social, educational, legislative, regulatory, economic, and social aspects of their unique professional status. SCHB serve

Photo by A. Wilcoxx Dr. Jack Driscoll is the 2019 Kathryn C. Hach Award for Entrepreneurial Success awardee and his daughter and business partner, Jennifer Maclachlan, will share anecdotes of growing up Driscoll: With a father who pioneered the life saving hand-held photoionization detector in the 1970's, acquired numerous analytical instrumentation companies including European businesses, started and remains on the board of directors of the world's largest privately-held in-vitro diagnostics company, a passionate advocate for education, an avid science fiction fan and a beloved volunteer to the Northeastern Local Section of the American Chemical Society. Monday, April 1, 2019 ACS Spring National Meeting Orlando, FL Hilton Orlando, Room Orlando V Event runtime: 1pm-5pm In-room reception immediately follows this program Growing up the daughter of the father of photoionization: Perspectives on life with a serial entrepreneur talk time: 1:45pm-2:15pm