March 9, 2020 – Meeting-in-Miniature

MIM 2020 will be held on the afternoon and evening of Monday, March 9, at Cuyahoga Community College Western Campus in Parma, OH. Registration for the meeting is free. The half-day program will begin in the mid-afternoon with parallel sessions of 20-min talks (including 5 min of Q&A). A plenary lecture by David Schiraldi, Professor of Macromolecular Science & Engineering from Case Western Reserve University, and dinner will follow the presentations. There are cash awards for both undergraduate and graduate presenters.

The Meeting-in-Miniature (MIM) of the Cleveland Section of the ACS has become a much-anticipated event in the calendar of many local undergraduate and graduate researchers. MIM is a great way to showcase your work and is effective preparation for presenting at an ACS national meeting, regional meeting or job interview. It is also a great opportunity to meet chemistry, biochemistry and chemical engineering faculty and students from neighboring colleges and universities.

Noon Registration and Tour of STEM Center

1:30 Welcome and Opening Remarks

2:00 Oral Presentations

4:30 Plenary Presentation

5:30 Dinner

6:30 Awards

Meeting registration and submission of abstracts to be considered for oral presentation is now open. Registration and abstract submission should be performed online here. Abstracts have a 200-word limit. Required information includes: title of presentation, presenting author, mentor of presenting author, department and university or company affiliation, email of presenting author, category (undergraduate, graduate, other), division (analytical, biochemistry, chemical engineering, inorganic/materials, organic, physical), and abstract. The deadline for registration and submission of abstracts is February 29, 2010. Click below for the abstract submission form. Send any question or concerns to michael.kenney@tri-c.edu

Abstract submission:
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General Registration:

Faculty mentors and other chemistry professionals are invited to serve as judges and session chairs for the oral presentations. Volunteers should email Mike Kenney, michael.kenney@tri-c.edu, with the subject “MIM volunteer”.