Hi All,

I haven't said anything before now because we are working out the final details, but Mary Beth I would like to announce that we will be inviting all division members to receive a free subscription to ACS Chemical Health & Safety until December 31, 2021. I hope this comes as some good news to you all. I will post more details about how to sign up for this in the next few weeks. 

Up until this point, you are all correct that the 50 articles from ACS membership can be used. This is because internally our sales and marketing teams are still working out the details for how to handle individual subscriptions for this journal. There is interest in moving to the individual subscription model but currently our infrastructure is not set up to do this. So, we will be offering this trial and at the end of the subscription all participants will be given more information about their options for continuing subscriptions.

Best,

Kali A. Miller, Ph.D. (she/her/hers)

Assistant Managing Editor

Journals Publishing Group | Publications Division

American Chemical Society | www.acs.org

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On Wed, Oct 7, 2020 at 12:31 PM Arvedson, Steve <00001387ccc1a45c-dmarc-request**At_Symbol_Here**lists.princeton.edu> wrote:

I was just told by ACS via the chat support that the journal is not available for subscription anymore.  They said I need to use my member benefit of 50 articles to download articles.  Is that accurate?

 

Steve

 

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Hi Nickie,

 

That is correct - ACS has decoupled division membership from Journal subscription. The fee for CHAS division membership has decreased significantly to reflect the change.

 

Best,

Robin

 

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Princeton University

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Subject: Re: [DCHAS-L] ACS Chemical Health & Safety: Read the highlighted safety work

 

Since ACS took over publication of the Journal of Health & Safety, do we as members of DCHAS no longer get a free subscription?  When I logged onto the ACS website, I could not get access to the articles below without paying or using my "free issues".  I have not received any issues in the mail since the switch.

 

Thank you,

 

Nickie Norton

Research Chemist

The Shepherd Chemical Company

4900 Beech Street

Norwood, OH  45212

nnorton**At_Symbol_Here**shepchem.com

513-842-9332

 

 

 

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View Online       Read the highlighted work from Issues 3 & 4   Dear Ralph,   ACS Chemical Health & Safety focuses on publishing high-quality safety articles of interest to scientists, engineers, environmental health and safety (EHS) professionals, and non-research personnel who manage or work in areas where chemicals are used or hazardous waste is generated. Good science is safe science - from concept to execution.

 

Serious Explosion during Large-Scale Preparation of an Amine by Alane (AlH3) Reduction of a Nitrile Bearing a CF3 Group   Case Study   Ilya V. Taydakov

 

Let's Disagree about Safety   Editorial   Mary Beth Mulcahy, John Holmes, and Monona Rossol

 

Starting and Sustaining a Laboratory Safety Team (LST)   Review   Jessica A. Martin, Kali A. Miller, and Eugene Pinkhassik

 

When Numbers Aren't Enough   Editorial   Peter Wilkinson

 

Near Miss Involving Red Phosphorus   Case Study   Jeffrey B. Sperry

 

 

 

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