American Chemical Society - Spring 2005

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The American Chemical Society Spring 2005 meeting in San Diego, taking place from March 13-17, features the Elsevier booth (#402) offering significant benefits to attendees. Visitors can access discounts on a wide range of Elsevier and Academic Press chemistry titles, receive free samples of high-impact journals, and experience a demonstration of Scopus, the largest abstracts and indexing database. Additionally, two "Meet the Author" events are scheduled, allowing attendees to engage with authors László Kürti and Barbara Czakó on March 14, and Michael L'Annunziata on March 15. For those unable to attend the meeting, Elsevier is providing a Spring Book Sale with discounts of up to 50% on titles and 15% off new releases showcased at the event.
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Another good reason to go to ACS Meeting in San Diego next week.

Visit the Elsevier booth at:

American Chemical Society - Spring 2005
Booth # 402
March 13-17, 2005
San Diego, California


To enjoy these special offers:

Discounts on an extensive collection of Elsevier/Academic Press chemistry titles

Free samples of high impact journals
A demonstration of Scopus - the world's largest abstracts and indexing database
Two special "Meet the Author" events
Can't make it to the ACS Spring meeting? You can still save up to 50% on titles in our Spring Book Sale, or save 15% on the newest books we'll be showcasing in San Diego (see below).


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~ An Invitation ~

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Elsevier cordially invites attendees of the ACS Spring 2005 meeting to two exclusive "Meet the Author" events. Come to Booth #402 to meet:

László Kürti and Barbara Czakó
Strategic Applications of Named Reactions in Organic Synthesis - New!
Monday, March 14 ~ from 3 - 4pm

Michael L'Annunziata
Handbook of Radioactivity Analysis, Second Edition
Tuesday, March 15 ~ from 3 - 4pM
 

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