This is a busy time of the year for all of us, so we tried to make it a bit easier by creating a list of upcoming events and deadlines: Read more…
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Mery Molenaar had the pleasure of meeting Dr. Lauren Esposito a few weeks ago on Zoom. Lauren is the curator and Schlinger Chair of Arachnology at the California Academy of Sciences and the Distinguished Speaker for the Science & Technology Division at ATA63. Keep reading for highlights of the conversation. Read more…
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Please join us at our traditional Science & Technology Division dinner for a relaxing evening of networking, meeting new friends, and catching up with old ones. To reserve your spot, click here!
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The following Science and Technology Division events and selected sessions may be of special interest to our members. Visit the ATA63 website for a full list of events and sessions. Read more…
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Please join us at our next virtual networking event on Thursday, September 8, 2022 at 12 noon ET, hosted by Laurie Bennett. Meet with colleagues to network, share stories and make new connections!
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Happy Summer! I am delighted to introduce the ATA63 Distinguished Speaker for the Science & Technology Division, Dr. Lauren Esposito. Read more…
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Join us for our next virtual networking event on Tuesday, June 21, 2022 at 11 am EDT, hosted by Lebzy González! This meeting has been scheduled earlier in the day to give members located in non-US timezones a chance to join! Read more…
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Featuring our 2022 S&TD Member Survey, ATA63, and the latest blog posts. Read more…
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The S&TD is currently conducting a membership survey to help us plan activities that more closely fit the interests of our members. Please participate if you have not done so yet. It will only take a few minutes to let us know what is important to you! The survey deadline has been extended to April 10. A link to the survey was sent to all division members through an email from ATA Headquarters. If you are an S&TD member but did not receive this email, please contact us at divisionS_TD@atanet.org and we will be happy to send you the link.
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We were deep into Day 2 of the annual conference in Minneapolis when I joined a pleasantly packed room of familiar SciTech faces alongside some new ones, all eager to hear from Matthew Schlecht, a German and Japanese into English chemical translator. Read more…