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He received a BS degree in chemical engineering from Stanford University and MS and PhDdegrees in environmental engineering from the University of California, Berkeley.  \n## ABOUT THE PRESENTATION:\n\nOne person’s trash is another person’s treasure. But what about one person’s wastewater? Because over80% of wastewater generated worldwide is discharged to the environment without treatment, valorizingwastewater can simultaneously mitigate pollution and improve chemical manufacturing. This seminar willfocus on nitrogen and sulfur, two key fertilizer constituents found in wastewater . Wastewater-derivedfertilizers can reduce the energy input, cost, and greenhouse gas emissions of conventional manufacturingwhile reducing the effects of runaway pollution that causes harmful algal blooms . We pair novelelectrochemical processes and materials to advance the science of extracting and converting wastewaterpollutants into products . While wastewaters are promising modern mines, their variable andheterogeneous composition require highly selective reactive separation processes to achieve this goal.Electrochemical approaches are particularly well-suited for this challenge because they can be applied indistributed networks, across multiple scales, and with automated process control. These approaches levelcatalysis and separations to improve the sustainability of chemical manufacturing and the efficacy ofenvironmental protection for future generations .  \n## CHAIR NOTES\n\nDear ACS Members,  \nWelcome to summer and Happy Independence Day! We had our sixthExecutive Committee Meeting of 2021 virtually on Zoom on Thursday, June3rd, where we planned several future events and discussed the manyactivities that occurred in May  \nOn Tuesday, June 15th, Professor Ryan Shenvi, Department ofChemistry at Scripps Research La Jolla, discussed \"Navigating ChemicalSpace, Career and Family\" . He discussed how the beauty and challengesof natural products inspired discoveries at the interface of chemistry,biology, catalysis and mechanism . He also examined the challenges facedby faculty members in the 21st century, both in mobility, family, housing,and other career choices, especially in the age of the pandemic. We hadover 80 online registrations and over 35 virtual attendees.  \nOn Wednesday, July 14th at 7PM, Professor William Abraham Tarpeh,Department of Chemical Engineering at Stanford University, will discuss\"Trash to Treasure: Extracting and Converting Wastewater Pollutants intoProducts \" . Dr. Tarpeh will discuss electrochemical processes and materialsto advance the science of extracting and converting wastewater pollutantsinto products, in order to reduce the energy input, cost, and greenhousegas emissions of conventional manufacturing while reducing the effects ofrunaway pollution that causes harmful algal blooms. Registration for thetalk is via Eventbrite - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/trash-to-treasure -extracting-and-converting-wastewater-pollutants-tickets-159947576507  \nOur next Executive Committee meeting will take place on Thursday, July8st at 7pm, on Zoom. I invite all members who wish to become moreinvolved in the Section to join us. Bring your ideas, your suggestions, andyour unique tale","cbCailn6AmURpLU5","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailn6AmURpLU5","pdf",2073260,"English","# WEBSITE NEWSLETTERS EVENTS CHEMPLOYMENT\n## Trash to Treasure: Extracting and Converting Wastewater Pollutants into Products\n## ABOUT THE SPEAKER:\n## ABOUT THE PRESENTATION:\n## CHAIR NOTES\n## NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS!\n## ATTENTION ADVERTISERS","[{\"question\":\"What is the main seminar announced for July 14, 2021?\",\"answer\":\"The seminar is “Trash to Treasure: Extracting and Converting Wastewater Pollutants into Products,” presented by William Abraham Tarpeh, PhD.\"},{\"question\":\"When and where will the July 14 presentation take place?\",\"answer\":\"It is scheduled for Wednesday, July 14, 2021 at 7:00 PM, with the location listed as “Your Computer.”\"},{\"question\":\"How can non-profit organizations submit upcoming events for the newsletter?\",\"answer\":\"Send the announcement to the 2021 Chair, Jim Shih at jshih@sandiegoacs.org, and once approved it will be published on the website and in the newsletter if received by the 20th of the month before the event.\"}]","The San Diego Chemist - Volume 33 - Newsletter July 2021 | PDF",1789998543,23]