Why integrity matters in science | ACS150 @AmerChemSociety
Why integrity matters in science | ACS150  @AmerChemSociety
Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Mireille Kamariza, Ph.D., witnessed the impact of tuberculosis and health inequities up close growing up in Burundi. Now as an Assistant Professor of Bioengineering at UCLA creating diagnostics for infectious diseases, she knows exactly how essential it is to conduct research, communicate science, and distribute technology with integrity.

Did you know ACS turns 150 in 2026? This video is part of a yearlong series shaped by the American Chemical Society’s (ACS) enduring core values — passion for science, inclusion and belonging, lifelong learning, and sustainability — celebrating ACS’ 150th anniversary and featuring ACS members from around the world. Learn more at acs.org/150.

To view the 150th Anniversary Collection, visit acs.org/acs-150th-anniversary.html
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Written, filmed, and produced by Think Out Loud Productions
Executive produced by Matthew Radcliff

Music credits:
“Chasing Butterflies” - Adi Goldstein (MusicVine)
“Orion” - Josh Stewart (MusicVine)
“Illuminate” - Monument Music (MusicVine)

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