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Did you know that over 9,000 job applications are submitted through LinkedIn every minute? Given the sheer volume of job seekers, how do you stand out from the crowd?
Led by an ACS Career Consultant, this presentation will help you discover strategies to attract new career opportunities in the chemical sciences and set yourself apart from the competition.
After attending this session, you will be able to:
Optimize your LinkedIn profile so that you can stand out to potential employersUtilize LinkedIn's powerful networking tools to expand your professional connectionsEffectively showcase your achievements, talents, and personal brandThe presentation will be followed by the opportunity for attendees to network in small groups led by ACS Career Consultants and receive personalized career advice.
Pharmaceutical Substances (PS)
Pharmaceutical Substances (PS) is an online tool which presents the chemical structure and detailed synthetic route, including starting materials and intermediates, to all significant APIs (API = Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient). All information is extracted from patent literature compiled by experienced experts. PS is an important knowledge base for teaching, but also for researchers and process chemists in medicinal and pharmaceutical chemistry. Learn more about PS and watch Exclusive insights into PS. Access is currently restricted to on-campus only. Off-campus access via OpenAthens and the VPN is coming soon.
Please feel free to contact me with any questions!
Donna T. Wrublewski, Ph.D., MRSC (she/her)
Librarian for Chemistry & Chemical Engineering
dtwrub@caltech.edu