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am pleased to an- lytic processes. His record of scholarship stands along- nounce that Dr. side a remarkable list of more than 100 U.S. patents and IThomas Degnan of his unique blend of creativity, leadership, and clarity ExxonMobil Research of thought has made him not only a leading industrial and Engineering is the inventor, but also an ambassador of industrial catalysis recipient of the F.G. research in our community at large. Ciapetta Lectureship in Tom is specifically recognized with the F. G. Cia- Catalysis, sponsored by petta Lectureship for his contributions to the discovery, the Grace Davison op- development, and commercialization of molecular sieves erating segment of W.R. as catalysts and for his key role in developing their ap- Grace & Co. and the plications as catalysts in important large-scale industrial North American Cataly- processes. Throughout his industrial career, he has made sis Society. The Award seminal contributions to the discovery and commercial- consists of a plaque and an honorarium. The plaque will ization of more than ten catalytic processes for the pro- be presented during the closing banquet ceremonies duction of high-performance lubricants, clean fuels, and at the 2013 NAM in Louisville, KY. The recipient will petrochemicals. He led a research group that discovered present lectures at most of the affiliated Clubs/Societies how active sites at zeolite crystal surfaces show unique during the two-year period covered by this Lectureship. properties in the alkylation of aromatics and coined the The Award is given in recognition of substantial term “surface pocket” catalysis to describe these inor- contributions to one or more areas in the field of cataly- ganic enzyme-like catalytic structures. His fundamental sis with emphasis on industrially significant catalysts studies of paraffin isomerization on bifunctional shape- and catalytic processes and the discovery of new catalytic selective catalysts demonstrated the essential interplay reactions and systems of potential industrial importance. between diffusion and reaction processes and led to the Tom Degnan is an internationally-recognized leader discovery of several new catalysts for the synthesis of in the chemistry and applications of zeolite catalysis. high-quality fuels and lubricants. His research vision and Through his publications and numerous lectures, he has management leadership also led to catalytic processes provided many examples of the value of fundamental with unprecedented selectivity for the production of scientific concepts in the practical deployment of cata- p-xylenes. I am delighted that the North American Catalysis Society has chosen to recognize the contributions of Dr. Thomas Degnan with this lectureship. I speak with the voice of our grateful community in also thanking the management of W.R. Grace& Co. for its continuing support of this lectureship. Enrique Iglesia ! " President, North American Catalysis Society ! # ` % & 2 NACS Newsletter
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IACS will present two awards at birthday by May 1 of the award year. along with no more than four letters the 15th ICC in Munich – the ICC The Award consists of a plaque and of support, should be submitted Award and the Heinz Heinemann a check for $5,000. electronically as a single PDF file to Award. Please note that the deadline Heinz Heinemann Award in Cata- the Secretary of the International for nominations is January 15, 2012. lyst Science and Technology Association of Catalysis Societies All nominations should be submit- The Heinz Heinemann Award ([email protected]).The recipi- ted to the Secretary of the IACS in Catalysis will be given to an ent will be required to give a lecture by email to the following address: individual or a group for significant on her/his research as part of the [email protected]. The recipi- contributions to catalyst science and International Congress on Catalysis ents of these awards will be selected technology achieved between Janu- at which the award is conferred (i.e. by the IACS Awards Committee, ary 1, 2007, and December 31, 2011. 15th ICC, July 1-6, 2012 in Munich, and it is planned to inform the The Award consists of a plaque and Germany). recipients by March 15, 2012. Both a check for $5,000. Selection of Award Recipients recipients will be invited to present Nomination Procedure Selection of the award re- a plenary presentation at the ICC in cipients will be made by an Inter- Munich. Nomination of the award should be made before January national Committee composed of International Catalysis Award 15 in the year of an International renowned scientists or engineers. The International Catalysis Congress on Catalysis (i.e. January This Committee will be appointed Award will be given to recognise 15, 2012, for the awards made at the by the President of the International and encourage individual contribu- 15th ICC), and should include a Association of Catalysis Societies, tions by a young person in the field critical evaluation of the significance subsequent to proposals from the of catalysis, such as the discovery of the nominee’s published work, Executive Committee of the Inter- of the significant improvement of as well as a statement about the national Association of Catalysis a catalytic process, or an important particular contribution on which the Societies. Posthumous awards will contribution to the understanding of nomination is based. Nominations be made only when knowledge of catalytic phenomena. The recipient should also include the nominee’s the winner’s death is received after must not have passed her/his 45th qualifications, accomplishments and the announcement of the Interna- biography. Nomination documents, tional Committee’s decision. 8 NACS Newsletter - Club News
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Symposium on May 19, 2011 at BP University. Top honors were awarded ner meeting as the annual Spring Research Center in Naperville, IL. to Vicky Doan-Nguyen from the Symposium was cancelled due to the The meeting was very well attended Christopher Murray’s group at the 22 NAM meeting: with 35 student poster presentations, University of Pennsylvania, with • President: Beata A. Kilos (The 24 postdoc and professional posters, her poster titled “Group VIII Metal Dow Chemical Company) covering a wide range of research Nanocrystals for Catalytic Energy • Vice President: Joseph R. Theis topics and representing fourteen Conversion”. The four runners-up (Ford Motor Company) institutes in the neighboring states. were Andrew Foster (University of • Secretary/Treasurer: Chang H. Poster judges had a hard time to Delaware) , Rainer Küngas (Univer- Kim (General Motors Company) pare down strong competitions to sity of Pennsylvania), Yadan Tang • Directors: three final winners. They are Wen- (Lehigh University) and Tim D. • George Graham (University of Sheng Lee (Purdue University, West Courtney (University of Delaware). Michigan) Lafayette, IN) with “Probing the Vicky will be presenting her work • David Barton (The Dow Chemical Gold Active Sites in Au/TS-1 for at the club’s Annual Spring Sym- Company) Gas Phase Epoxidation of Propyl- posium May 17, 2012. Our thanks • Steven J. Schmieg (General Mo- ene in the Presence of Hydrogen”, go out to all who presented, and tors Company) Natalie Ray (Northwestern Univer- congratulations to the winners! Galen Fischer remains as sity, Evanston, IL) with her poster the MCS representative to the on “Synthesis Strategy for Protected Hvpuvth8hhyv North American Catalysis Society Catalytic Palladium Nanoparticles”, Tpvr (NACS). and Abraham M. Shultz (North- western University, Evanston, IL) ! BvrrQh hh with the poster “Post-Synthesis ichigan Catalysis Society 6h qGrp rh!!q Methods for the Incorporation of Mhosted the memorable 22nd I6H Coordinatively Unsaturated Metal North American Meeting (NAM) sites in Metal-organic Framework in Detroit. Prior to the NAM meet- Materials”. ing, the season grand finale of the rofessor Jens Nørskov of the 8hhyv8yis MCS 2010-2011 dinner meeting PChemical Engineering De- Quvyhqryuvh series was held on April 19 with a partment at Stanford University, featured presentation by Professor the winner of the 2011 Michigan 6hyB hqhrTqr Aditya Bhan from the University of Catalysis Society Guiseppe Parra- Qr 8rvv Minnesota. Professor Bhan present- vano Memorial Award for Excel- ed his latest work on the catalytic lence in Catalysis Research, gave he Catalysis Club of Philadel- consequences of spatial constraints his Parravano award lecture at the Tphia held its annual graduate in acidic zeolites. His findings show 22nd NAM meeting. In his lecture, student poster session November 17, that confinement in zeolite chan- he introduced availability of suit- 2011 at the DoubleTree Hotel, 4727 nels influences rate and selectivity of able catalysts as the key to provide Concord Pike (Rt. 202) in Wilm- hydrocarbon reactions more funda- an efficient transformation of solar ington DE. There was an outstand- mentally than simple considerations energy to a chemical form, a fuel, ing collection of 28 entries from of size and shape. and also discussed some of the chal- University of Pennsylvania, Lehigh The Michigan Catalysis Society lenges to catalyst discovery, the as- University, University of Delaware, elected the following new officers sociated challenges to science as well Princeton University and Villanova for 2011-2012 year at the last din- as some approaches to molecular 10 NACS Newsletter - Club News
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• Dr. Thomas A. Puckette of the • Catalytic Structures and Supports level catalyst design for applications Eastman Chemical Company is • Biomass and Renewable Chemi- in sustainable energy. The Parravano the recipient of the 2011 Paul N. cals award was presented to Dr. Nørskov Rylander Award • Homogeneous Catalysis and at the Banquet on Thursday, June • Prof. Melanie S. Sanford, the Ar- Chemical Synthesis 9th, 2011. thur F. Thurnau Professor of Chem- » Prof. Raghunath V. Chaudhari, P thvpSrhpv istry at the University of Michigan, University of Kansas 8hhyvTpvr is the recipient of the 2012 Paul N. Rylander Award A half-day (3.5 hr) short course • Michael Prunier of Eli Lilly and on oxidation will also be presented Company is the recipient of the during the 24th ORCS Conference 2012 Russell Malz Award for excep- on the afternoon of Tuesday April tional service to ORCS. 17, 2012. The short course on oxida- tion should be particularly valuable The Paul N. Rylander is to industrial and academic scientists sponsored by BASF and is awarded beginning work in this field and will annually to researchers who have be taught by leading scientists from made significant contributions in the academia and the chemical industry. application of catalysis in organic The short course topics and present- he Organic reactions. Dr. Puckette and Prof. ers will include: TReactions Sanford will deliver plenary address- • An Introduction to Oxidation Catalysis Society es at the 24th ORCS Conference. Catalysis announces its Special topics to be covered at » Prof. John Gleaves, Washington 24th Confer- the 24th Conference in April with University ence to be held keynote speakers in each area con- • Homogeneous Catalysis for Oxi- April 15-19, 2012 firmed to date include: dation in Annapolis, • C-H Activation for Coupling » Dr. Paul Alsters, DSM MD at The Westin Annapolis. The Reactions • Oxidation Catalysts - Structure theme of the conference will be » Prof. Alexis Bell, University of and Reactivity “Directions in Applied Catalysis.” California, Berkeley » Dr. Dorit Wolf, Evonik Degussa Online registration is now open at • Olefin Metathesis Corporation this link (http://www.cvent.com/ » Dr. Andrew Nickel, Materia, • Reaction Engineering and Safety events/the-24th-biennial-organic- Inc. » Dr. Jan Lerou, Consultant reactions-catalysis-society-confer- • Hydrogenation ence/event-summary-7025836b77e- » Dr. Charles Sumner, Eastman a4edbb4738a2a5dffdfa4.aspx) or Chemical Company www.orcs.org. ORCS is pleased to announce the following award winners that will be honored at the 24th Confer- ence: www.nacatsoc.org 11
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