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2026 President of the ACS (#POTACS), and Gompf Family Professor of Chemistry, @JHUChemistry, @JohnsHopkins. Views are my own.
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Comment: From looking back at the last 150 years to looking forward

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By Rigoberto Hernandez
| Chemical & Engineering News (C&EN) Verified
Rigoberto wears a dark suit and a tie and smiles at the camera. How are we going to make the numbers work for us, not just for the next decade, but for the next 150 years? In my last C&EN Comment, I encouraged you to add a little fervor behind the intellectual arguments for how we convey our passion for chemistry. To this end, why not take advantage of the accidental concurrence of numbers to tell a story?
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Comment: Reimagining a scientific choir for advisory and advocacy

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By Rigoberto Hernandez
| Chemical & Engineering News (C&EN) Verified
Rigoberto wears a dark suit, an ACS fellow pin, and a fuchsia tie while smiling at the camera. “Ask for money, get advice. Ask for advice, get money”is a proverb you may have heard used in business or from Pitbull in his 2012 track “Feel This Moment.” Beyond providing a warning that relationships need to be built around a common vision and not a common wallet, this phrasing establishes an equivalence between two currencies: ideas and money.
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Comment: Speaking the language of chemistry worldwide

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By Rigoberto Hernandez
| Chemical & Engineering News (C&EN) Verified
A man wearing a dark suit, collared white shirt, and dark red tie smiles for a portrait shot. Rigoberto Hernandez We all speak the language of chemistry. That’s what we have in common, regardless of our country of origin, our country of residence, or the other languages we speak. That range of origins, countries, and languages is welcome within the American Chemical Society—and in fact makes our chemistry all the better.
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