Pacifichem

@pacifichem.bsky.social Pacifichem 2025 Dec 15-18, we had a very successful top-down proteomics symposium with speakers from countries across Pacific Rim 🌏🔬 Many thanks to Si Wu, @moweiz.bsky.social Nobuaki, Muhammad for organizing! Special thanks to the generous sponsors! @proteoforms.bsky.social

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Attendees of #Pacifichem2025 have received an email to complete a survey - tell us what you liked about the congress, and what can be improved for 2030!

Thank you for your participation 🌺🌺🌺

What a great #Pacifichem2025! @pacifichem.bsky.social Thanks to all the speakers and participants for an outstanding symposium on ML for biomolecular dynamics.

Exciting science and wonderful conversations! See you at the next Pacifichem in 5 years!

As the sun sets on #Pacifichem2025, we wanted to take a moment to thank the many people who made this amazing event possible.

A fantastic week of talks and networking at @pacifichem.bsky.social in Honolulu. I was delighted to see our two sessions on “Immersive Technologies for Chemistry Education” come to life after two years of planning.

Congratulations to William Wimley together with Eduardo Jardon & Evelyne Deplazes for organising an excellent symposium on #membrane active #peptides at @pacifichem.bsky.social 2025 in Honolulu. Every talk was brilliant & it was lovely to get together in person and celebrate #biophysics & #chemistry

And thanks to all the attendees and presenters! It was incredible to see scientists at all stages in their careers participating and presenting at the same event! It's truly inspiring to see so much talent and passion for science in one place.

We can't wait to see you in 2030🌺

Mahalo to Honolulu and the people of Hawaii - your hospitality is unmatched. We will bring the Aloha spirit with us as we travel back across the globe.

Huge gratitude to all the staff working the event. Everyone, from the operations management to the trolley drivers, worked to enhance the experience. Thanks for going the extra mile!

To the hundreds of symposium organizers - this congress couldn't happen without you! Pacifichem's program uses a grassroots model, which means it relies on your input.

We have seen so many compliments of the great sessions - you did an amazing job!

Special thanks to the , which hosted this meeting, and to
@laurelschafer.bsky.social the Congress Chair.

You brought the theme of "Building Communities to Address Global Challenges" to life!

Thank you to the organizing committee and the sponsoring societies for your tireless work to make this event happen. Your years of dedication and patience were felt and appreciated by all the attendees.

As the sun sets on #Pacifichem2025, we wanted to take a moment to thank the many people who made this amazing event possible.

Following the chair’s session on Indigenous ways of knowing, Pacifichem attendees met up with representatives from the The Genki Ala Wai Project to take part in a local community initiative aimed to clean sludge from the canal. Credit: Sara L. Cottle

Locals practice outrigger canoe paddling in the Ala Wai Canal as Pacifichem attendees prepare to throw genki balls into it. Credit: Sara L. Cottle

A Pacifichem attendee holds three genki balls as they prepare to throw them into the Ala Wai Canal. Credit: Sara L. Cottle

Pacifichem attendees throw genki balls into the Ala Wai Canal in an effort to help restore a healthy balance to the canal ecosystem. Credit: Sara L. Cottle

More daily scenes from #Pacifichem2025: Attendees throw genki balls into the Ala Wai Canal in an effort to help restore a healthy balance to the canal ecosystem. Read more: cen.acs.org/acs-news/mee...

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Lovely informal catch-up with some of the New Zealand Chemists at #pacifichem2025 this evening

Pacifichem attendees fill in a life-size crossword puzzle with answers to clues related to the American Chemical Society’s history. Credit: Sara L. Cottle

Attendees spent the early afternoon listening to researchers present their work at a poster session. Credit: Sara L. Cottle

Attendees could partake in a morning and late afternoon poster session on Tuesday, listening to research across topics like analytical chemistry, biological chemistry, chemistry and engineering for sustainability, and more. Credit: Sara L. Cottle

The Water Giver Statue by artist Shige Yamada sits in front of the Honolulu Convention Center, representing goodwill to those visiting. Credit: Sara L. Cottle

Scientists all over the world gather in Hawaii for the International Chemical Congress of Pacific Basin Societies. This year’s host society is the Canadian Society for Chemistry. cen.acs.org/acs-news/mee...

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Celebrating in Waikiki after presenting our work on #membrane active #peptides at @pacifichem.bsky.social Pacifichem 2025, bringing together colleagues in #chemistry and #biophysics. @wenyili68.bsky.social

Ideas on how to improve Pacifichem? We want to hear from you!

Attendees of #Pacifichem2025 have received an email to complete a survey - tell us what you liked about the congress, and what can be improved for 2030!

Thank you for your participation 🌺🌺🌺

Thank you for joining us! We hope you've enjoyed Honolulu despite some rain 😅

The second last day of #Pacifichem2025 is upon us! Luckily there is still plenty of great content today.

🌺 Here are the schedule highlights! 🌺

We look forward to hear about how your collaborations will help you advance the field of carbohydrate diabetes and oncology therapeutics!

"For Pacifichem, people are coming from every background of chemistry. This is the best way to interact with chemists from different research areas."

Nazar Hussain is one of 15 Early Career Chemists that were awarded a trip to join us at #Pacifichem2025.

Thank you for joining us in Honolulu 🌺🧪

Welcome to day 4 of #Pacifichem2025! Here are highlights from today's schedule. What sessions are you looking forward to?

The #CSCIslandEvening2025 event is underway! Come enjoy some Canadian hospitality at the Outrigger Reef #Pacifichem2025

The Chemical Society of Japan (CSJ) social event is happening now at the South Pacific Building in the Hilton Hawaii Village! Come enjoy the food and the conversations! #Pacifichem2025

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the Genki Ball toss! These may look like rocks, but these mud balls are infused with microbes and nutrients. They help to clean the Ala Wai canal #Pacifichem2025

Evening plenary sessions are starting at 6:30 PM! Analytical chemists will not want to miss Nobel laureate Koichi Tanaka, who will be speaking about mass spectroscopy in Ballroom A. #Pacifichem2025

Learning a lot about bioorthogonal chemistry and clinical translation, great symposium organized by @pengwu.bsky.social and @siglecdude.bsky.social !

The Chair's Session starts soon! Join us in Ballroom A at 2 PM to Celebrate Indigenous Ways of Knowing, followed by the Genki Ball toss at 5 PM. #Pacifichem2025