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Introducing Catalina Romero, the next chemist to be featured in our 'I Am A Chemist' series.

My journey as a chemist began back in high school, where an inspiring teacher sparked my curiosity and helped me discover how chemistry forms the foundation of all sciences. I loved the idea that chemistry is everywhere, woven into everything we do. This early fascination first led me into chemical engineering when I began university, but I soon realized that engineering wasn’t the right path for me. Wanting to understand the science more deeply, I shifted my focus to pure chemistry, where my passion truly belonged.

Read more about Catalina and her journey here: https://www.pchem.ca/i-am-a-chemist-catalina-romero/

Have you registered for the next ACPA Seminar Series: Anti-Fouling Surface Chemistry for Biocompatible Medical Device Materials and Sensors for Early-Stage Cancer Detection yet?

presented by Professor Michael Thompson, as he shares insights on anti-fouling materials that reduce bacterial adhesion, improve biocompatibility, and enhance biosensor performance.

Taking place April 28th 2026 this seminar is eligible for 1 PDC credit and free to attend.

Learn more and register today: https://www.pchem.ca/.../acpa-seminar-series-anti-fouling...

Next up in the ACPA Seminar Series: Anti-Fouling Surface Chemistry for Biocompatible Medical Device Materials and Sensors for Early-Stage Cancer Detection

presented by Professor Michael Thompson, as he shares insights on anti-fouling materials that reduce bacterial adhesion, improve biocompatibility, and enhance biosensor performance.

Taking place April 28th 2026 this seminar is eligible for 1 PDC credit and free to attend.

Learn more and register today: https://www.pchem.ca/posts/acpa-seminar-series-anti-fouling-surface-chemistry-for-biocompatible-medical-device-materials-and-sensors-for-early-stage-cancer-detection?category=events