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Jiler Conference for Professors & Fellows — The Feedback

ACS Professors, postdocs, and staff applaude the Jiler sessions and spirit.

Survey Question:?

“What was most valuable about the Jiler Conference?”?

ACS Research Professor's Answer:?

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“The ideas and excitement I came back with."??

Scott Hawley,? PhD? ? ? ? ? ? ??

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R. Scott Hawley, PhD

ACS Research Professor
Stowers Institute for Medical Research
Kansas City, Missouri

“I get to tell people about ACS Professor Luis Parada's talk as an example of HOPE.

“I get to tell my colleagues about ACS Professor?Jennifer Grandis' amazing and really sad talk (on gender equity in science).

“And I get to tell my colleagues here about the ACS's efforts to support the postdocs during the pandemic.

“Finally, I get to tell my lab about ideas for experiments that came out of my discussion with?ACS Professor?Dick McIntosh.”?

This is the session Dr. Hawley described as amazing and really sad.

Jennifer Grandis, MD,?ACS Research Professor from University of California San Francisco, gave a keynote speech on?"Building and Sustaining Careers in Academic Medicine: A Gender Equity Lens,"?which highlighted inequities affecting women in science. Her talk received a standing ovation.

ACS Postdoctoral Fellows' Answer:

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“The exposure to other researchers' ideas and methods."?

Joanna Kovalski, PhD

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Joanna Kovalski, PhD

ACS Postdoctoral Fellow
Laboratory of Davide Ruggero
University of California, San Francisco

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"It was a truly unique experience?. . . and such a special occasion to be able to be part of this broad array of fantastic current and (hopefully) future faculty. I know for sure that I have made many connections that will be of enormous professional and personal value for many years to come."

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