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Who We Are

The Middle Atlantic Region (MARM) of the American Chemical Society consist of the 14 local ACS sections in the Middle-Atlantic Region of the United States. Events within the region include the annual MARM conferences, each of which is organized and run by a local section, with oversight by members of the regional board, and one or two liaisons from ACS.

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The MARM Board

The MARM Board serves as the governing body for the Middle Atlantic Region of the American Chemical Society to encourage cooperation among the members of the Local Sections for the advancement of science and related regional activities. The principal duties of the Board are to enroll local sections to sponsor regional meetings on a rotational basis, and to approve the locations and times of the meetings (collectively known as MARM). Each local section in the region has a representative on the Board, which also includes representatives of the organizing committees of the current, upcoming, and immediate past Regional Meetings. The MARM Executive Committee consists of four Board officers plus the Chairs of the immediate past, current, and upcoming MARM Operating Committees.

See [ MARM Board Members ]

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Middle Atlantic Regional Meeting (MARM) Local Sections

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Most Recent MARM

The Central Pennsylvania Section of the American Chemical Society welcomed us to beautiful Happy Valley, home of the Penn State Nittany Lions, for the 52nd annual Middle Atlantic Regional Meeting (MARM)

As scientists, we believe that discovery is at the forefront of everything we do. We build upon the discoveries of other scientists, make new discoveries ourselves, and publish those discoveries to complete the cycle. In recognition of the quarter-millennial anniversary of one of the most important discoveries of our time, the meeting's theme was "Celebrating Discovery." Through this theme, we honored and celebrated the groundbreaking work of Joseph Priestley on the discovery of oxygen in 1774. We hope that MARM 2024 inspires you to make brand new discoveries and foster professional connections with scientists from all over the Mid-Atlantic!