THE AMIERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY. NEW YORK SECTION

The New York Section of the American Chemical Society.

Featured Keynote Speaker Prof. Brian Gibney CUNY Graduate Center While DNA is the blueprint for the cell, it is the proteins that do the bulk of the work. About 30% of proteins require metal ions for proper function and their dysfunction leads to human disease. The Gibney Lab takes a constructive approach toward understanding metalloprotein structurefunction relationships. Using inorganic chemi...

New York Entomological Society

Conomyrma Forcl and all its species were considered to belong in Dorjrm?mex Santschi, until Kusnezov (1952) separated the two genera, Dorymyrmex and Conotnyrtna. He further divided Conomyrrna into two subgenera, Biconomyrma Kusnezov and Conotnyrnta. Although these subgenera subsequently were elevated to generic status by Kusnezov (1 959), Biconot?lyrtna was later synonymized with Conotnyrrna by...

Bulletin of the New York Mathematical Society

North Carolina Section of the American Chemical Society.

The April Meeting of the Society in New York

Archibald, Beal, Birkhoff, Blichfeldt, B. H. Camp, Cole, Crum, Dantzig, Dodd, Douglas, Fine, Fiske, Fite, M. C. Foster, Philip Franklin, Fry, Gafafer, Gill, Gronwall, Hazlett, Hebbert, E. R. Hedrick, Hille, Huntington, Joffe, Kellogg, Kircher, Kuhn, Lamson, MacDuffee, Mathewson, Meder, Mirick, Molina, Mullins, Northcott, Oglesby, Osgood, Pell, Pfeiffer, Raynor, Reddick, R. G. D. Richardson, Rit...