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COUNCILOR’S REPORT  \nDEBRIEFING ON THE FALL PRES. SYMPOSIUM NATIONAL MEETING PROGRAMMING  \n- Spring 2026 – Atlanta, GA  \n- Fall 2026 – Chicago, IL  \n- Spring 2027 – New Orleans, LA  \n- Fall 2027 – San Diego, CA  \nNUCL CLIMATE SURVEY  \nNUCL ELECTION INFO & CANDIDATES CANDIDATE BIOGRAPHIES AWARDS NOMINATIONS  \nJOB POSTINGS  \nFROM THE CHAIR  \nGreetings. A big thanks to all those who participated in making the fall meeting a great success, and a special shout out to our amazing program chairs (Sarah Finkeldei, Deborah Penchoff and Todd Bredeweg) who work diligently to get our sessions organized.  \nI’m happy to announce that all our NUCL membership efforts are paying off. We currently have 929 NUCL members, this translates to a steady growth of about 25% in the last 3 ½ years. We are back up to pre-COVID membership numbers. Let’s keep communicating the value of a NUCL  \nmembership, recruiting new members, and retaining older members. Don’t forget students can join for free (new students are free now, and renewing students are free starting in January 2026). Also, ACS has continued its GROW 2025 campaign, so all members (new and renewing) can get a 30% discount if they join or renew by November 15. Use the code: LSGROW2025 . I know  \nit works because I just used it! Please guide any potential new members to our new website where they can easily join.  \nChair, 2025  \nANNIE KERSTING (LLNL)  \nChair Elect, 2025  \nProgram Chair, 2026  \nDUSTIN DEMOIN (EZIP)  \nVice Chair, 2025  \nTYLER SPANO (ORNL)  \nSecretary, 2023-2025  \nAMY HIXON (Notre Dame)  \nTreasurer, 2025  \nDANIEL FELTON (ORNL)  \nCouncilors  \nMATT GOTT, 2025-2027 (ORNL)  \nGRAHAM F. PEASLEE, 2024-2026 (Notre Dame)  \nAlternate Councilor  \nJULIE EZOLD, 2024-2026 (ORNL)  \nMembers-at-Large, Executive Committee  \nJORDAN ROACH, 2025-2027  \nDEBORAH PENCHOFF, 2024-2026  \nAwards Nominations Committee  \nNATHALIE WALL & DEBORAH PENCHOFF  \nCommittee on CommUnity & Belonging VANESSA SANDERS & IVIS CHAPLE GORE  \nCommunications Committee  \nOUTI KEINÄNEN & LÆTITIA DELMAU (Web)  \nTHIBAUT LECRIVAIN (Newsletter) VASILEIOSANAGNOSTOPOULOS (Social Media)  \nEducation Committee LYNN FRANCESCONI (NCSS Director)  \nMembership Committee JORDAN ROACH  \nProgramming Committee TODD BREDEWEG (Chair) DEBORAH PENCHOFF (Spring) SARAH FINKELDEI (Fall)  \nNEWSLETTER  \nDivision of Nuclear Chemistry and Technology  \nAmerican Chemical Society  \nOct- 2025  \nCongratulations to Donivan Porterfield for writing a successful Translational Project Grant (TPG) for supplemental funding for three of our regional meetings (WRM2025, RMRM, and SERMACS/SWRM) . He was awarded 4.5K, and with a NUCL match of 3K, there is significant funding to use for activities designed to increase interest and membership to both ACS and NUCL.  \nIt is with sadness that I announce the recent passing of one of our own, Dr. Darleane C. Hoffman, a pioneering nuclear chemist whose career profoundly impacted our field. She was a dedicated mentor, a strong advocate for younger scientists, and a successful radiochemist who opened many doors for the next generation of women nuclear chemists. She worked hard to establish the first three Glenn T. Seaborg Institutes at the national laboratories that were, at the time, all managed by University of California. Among her numerous honors, she received ACS’s Priestly Medal in 2000 and the Enrico Fermi Presidential Medal in  \n2023. She will be missed by many. Read more about her amazing career with links to several recent obituaries on our  In Memoriam page of our website.  \nAnd last, but not least, it is time for us to start thinking about new officers for the Division’s executive committee. Later in this newsletter you can read the statements from those running. Thanks to all who have volunteered to run for these positions.  \nCELEBRATING GROWTH  \n2025 DIVISION GROWTH CONTEST RESULTS ARE IN!  \nBy Julie Ezold  \nThe 2025 Division Growth Contest was a resounding success, encouraging ACS Divis","cbCaiu7ydmWTSly4","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiu7ydmWTSly4","pdf",814980,12,"English","# FROM THE CHAIR\n## Chair’s Greetings and Membership Efforts\n## Officers and Councilors\n# NEWSLETTER\n## Division of Nuclear Chemistry and Technology (American Chemical Society)\n## Reports and Announcements\n# CELEBRATING GROWTH\n## 2025 Division Growth Contest Results\n# COUNCILOR’S REPORT\n## ACS Fall 2025 Meeting Overview\n## Council Actions and Petitions","[{\"question\":\"What membership incentives are mentioned for new and renewing NUCL members?\",\"answer\":\"Students can join for free, with new students free and renewing students free starting in January 2026. 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