Cape Cod Science Cafe

Come celebrate the International Year of Chemistry at the Cape Cod Science Cafe hosted by NESACS Members and Cape Cod residents:

Jennifer Maclachlan and Dr. Jack Driscoll

Event sponsors include: Northeastern Section of the American Chemical Society, The Town of Barnstable, The Cape Cod Commission, Barnstable County Department of Health and Environment and PID Analyzers, LLC.

Topic: Protecting the Cape Cod Water Supply

RESCHEDULED TO:

Tuesday March 1, 2011

6:30pm-9pm

Hyannis Golf Club

Route 132 Hyannis, MA 02601

Soft drinks and light appetizers will be provided.

Cash bar.

Event Speakers:

Introduction and Overview Of International Year of Chemistry presented by Jennifer Maclachlan on behalf of and with materials prepared by Dr. Morton Hoffman, Councilor Northeastern Section of the American Chemical Society and IYC Chair (NESACS)

Krista Longnecker, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute will present: "A Scientific perspective of water on Cape Cod"

 Gongmin Lei, Laboratory Director Barnstable County Department of  Health and Environment, will present "Inside the Barnstable County Water Labs: An Overview of the state-of-the-art equipment-what it is and what it does"-

Susan Rask, M.S., R.S. of Barnstable County Department of Health and Environment will present on the subject of nitrogen and the Cape Cod coastal water quality.

This event is open to the public and the purpose is to have speakers who are chemists or use chemistry in their jobs to educate the audience about this critical issue: protecting the water supply here on Cape Cod.

Calling all Cape Cod Twitter users: come meet n' tweet from the Cape Cod Science Cafe. Follow the conversation using hashtag:

# ccscicafe

Click here to hear what Boston Tweetup had to say about our Cape Cod Science Cafe. Thanks to Joselin Mane for the promo.

Stay tuned to my blog: The Analyzer Source, for up-to-date information on the International Year of Chemistry celebrations on Cape Cod.