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ACPA

Name: ACPA
Address: 14843 118 Avenue NW, Edmonton, AB, T5L2M7, CA
Telephone: +17804130004
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Certifying chemical professionals who protect Albertans through the ethical practice of chemistry.

05/04/2026

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/

05/01/2026

We are excited to announce the launch of ACPA’s new website!

Our updated site is designed to better serve our members with a cleaner layout, improved navigation, and easier access to key information, resources, and updates. Whether you’re looking for member information, industry news, or upcoming events, everything is now easier to find and use.

View our new website: https://www.pchem.ca/

04/20/2026

Next up in the 'I Am A Chemist' series: Chris Swyngedouw; ACPA Executive Director.

Why did you choose to study chemistry?

My curiosity of nature as a child was satisfied by learning chemistry, as chemistry helped explain things around us. I came from a family where art and especially music was appreciated and practiced. I learned to look at a vase or a painting, and similarly at things in nature, and experienced how the colours, the symmetry and all their attributes fit, work and supported each other.

Read more about Chris' journey with chemistry: https://www.pchem.ca/posts/i-am-a-chemist-chris-swyngedouw

04/13/2026

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...

04/06/2026

Our next chemist in the I Am a Chemist: My Journey as a Professional Chemist series is Sean Mercer.

Both my parents were pharmacists, so I was exposed to the value of chemistry very early on. I had an excellent pair of high school chemistry teachers which really solidified that chemistry was where I wanted to focus during my secondary studies.

Learn more about Sean and how he found an interest in chemistry: https://www.pchem.ca/posts/i-am-a-chemist-sean-mercer?category=news

04/02/2026

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

03/31/2026

Get your application in today! Today's the last day to apply for two incredible scholarship opportunities.

ACPA Undergraduate Scholarship in Chemistry – $1,000
For full-time undergraduate chemistry students at Alberta universities. - Learn More & Apply: https://bit.ly/4s4xbmO

Arthur Bollo-Kamara Graduate Scholarship – $1,000
For graduate chemistry students in Alberta, in memory of Arthur Bollo-Kamara, Ph.D., P.Chem. - Learn More & Apply: https://bit.ly/4sGsP5j

03/27/2026

Next up in the I Am a Chemist: My Journey as a Professional Chemist series: Sara Schneidmiller

The PChem designation is important to me because it represents recognition that I have met the requirements to operate as a professional chemist in Alberta. There are very few professional chemists in my industry, which makes it a unique and meaningful title. It often sparks interest and discussion, giving me the opportunity to talk about the intent and importance of ACPA in Alberta. ACPA also provides a place to connect with like-minded chemists who take their roles and responsibilities for maintaining good chemical practice seriously.

Read more about Sara's journey with chemistry: https://www.pchem.ca/posts/i-am-a-chemist-sara-schneidmiller?category=news

03/23/2026

Great news! Applications are still open for two incredible scholarship opportunities—but don’t wait too long! The deadline to apply is March 31, 2026.

ACPA Undergraduate Scholarship in Chemistry – $1,000
For full-time undergraduate chemistry students at Alberta universities. - Learn More & Apply: https://bit.ly/4s4xbmO

Arthur Bollo-Kamara Graduate Scholarship – $1,000
For graduate chemistry students in Alberta, in memory of Arthur Bollo-Kamara, Ph.D., P.Chem. - Learn More & Apply: https://bit.ly/4sGsP5j

03/13/2026

ACPA Seminar Series

How can surface chemistry help improve medical devices and enable earlier cancer detection?

Join us for “Anti-Fouling Surface Chemistry for Biocompatible Medical Device Materials and Sensors for Early Stage Cancer Detection.” This seminar explores how advanced surface modifications can reduce biological fouling on medical devices and biosensors—improving reliability and enabling sensitive detection of disease biomarkers. Anti-fouling materials are critical for sensors operating in complex biological fluids, where unwanted protein adsorption can interfere with accurate detection.

This session will highlight emerging research at the intersection of materials chemistry, biomedical devices, and diagnostic technologies.

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

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