Wednesday, October 18,1995
Embassy Suites Hotel, Blue Ash

"The Chemical Impact of Man-Made Materials on the Atmosphere"
Joseph S. Francisco
Purdue University

About the Speaker
Program
Dinner Selections
Reservation Information
Directions

About the Speaker

Dr. Francisco is professor of chemistry and professor of earth and atmospheric sciences at Purdue University. He received his B. S. degree in Chemistry from the University of Texas, Austin and his Ph. D. in Chemical Physics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. In addition, he was a Research Fellow at Cambridge University, England, and a M. I. T. Provost Postdoctoral Fellow. Dr. Francisco's research interest focuses on understanding the atmospheric chemical consequences of chlorofluorocarbons (CFC's) and their replacement alternatives. He is a recipient of an Alfred P. Sloan Fellowship, a Camille and Henry Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Award, and most recently the Percy L. Julian Award for Pure and Applied Research from the National Organization for the Professional Advancement of Black Chemists and Chemical Engineers. He has authored more than 150 journal articles and currently serves on the Naval Research Advisory Committee for the Department of the Navy and is a Sigma Xi lecturer.

Program

5:30 PM Discussion Groups

Computational (Maple Room): "Applications of Parametric QSAR Techniques in the study of Physical and Biological Properties of Small Molecules," David Stanton, Procter & Gamble

National Chemistry Week Demonstrators' Workshop in the Oak Room

6:15 PM Social Hour - Bar in the Atrium

7:15 PM Dinner

8:15PM Speaker

Dr. Joseph Francisco, "The Chemical Impact of Man-Made Materials on the Atmosphere"

Dinner

Cost $19.00
Dinner Menu: Choice of Entree

Chicken Piccata (grilled chicken breast)
Salmon with Cream Dill Sauce

Garden Salad, Rice, Fresh Steamed Vegetables, Rolls, Sherbert

Reservations

Call the Section answering line at 576-3187 or send by Internet e-Mail to ashingdt@basf-corp.com giving your name (including spelling), professional affiliation, and your entree choice. Reservations are due by 12 noon, Friday, October 13. If difficulty is encountered, please call Deanna Ashing at 576-3124. Payment will be received at the door. Emeritus, unemployed, new and student members are half price.

Directions

From I-71, exit 15, Pfeiffer Road then west on Pfeiffer road two blocks to Reed Hartman Highway. Right on Reed Hartman, left on Lake Forest Drive. Take I-275 to Reed Hartman Highway, south on Reed Hartman (about 2 miles) to Lake Forest Drive, right onto Lake Forest Drive.

The hotel is located at 11911 Sheraton Lane off of Route 4, just north of I-275 in Springdale.