The Division of Organic Chemistry is recognized with an Outstanding Technical Division Career Program Award for the Young Investigators Symposium (YIS) held at Fall ACS meetings. The YIS provides great exposure and recognition for young, highly innovative industrial chemists to show their accomplishments in a national forum. Over 100 young scientists from large and small …
The Organic Division congratulates the 307 Organic Division Undergraduate Awardees for 2015. Each awardee has been sent a certificate and a letter detailing how they were able to obtain free membership in the division (provided the institution submitted the application on time). The division sponsors this award program to recognize senior students who display a …
The ACS Organic Division would like to congratulate the latest National Award Winners including the 2016 Arthur C. Cope Award winner Eric N. Jacobsen, Harvard University. Professor Jacobsen will Present his award address at the Fall 2016, 254th ACS National Meeting held August 21-25, 2016 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. More 2016 ACS National Award winners are listed on the ACS …
We thank all of those who attended and contributed to the 2015 National Organic Symposium (NOS) at the University of Maryland. We are now able to release the video of Prof. Kendall Houk’s lecture, which is now available free of charge to all Organic Division members from the NOS Videos’ page. We thank Dr. Marisa Kozlowski from the University Pennsylvania for …
The ACS GCI Pharmaceutical Roundtable is seeking to fund a 1-2 year R&D program to address the roundtable initiatives in flow chemistry. Areas of interest include, but are not limited to: photo redox chemistry, photochemistry, and biocatalysis in flow. Proposals will be accepted from public and private institutions of higher education worldwide. Click here for more …
The Technical Achievements in Organic Chemistry Symposium Program for the ACS National Meeting in Boston (August 2015) is available. The purpose of the Technical Achievements in Organic Chemistry (TAOC) award program is to recognize outstanding contributions to the field of organic chemistry from accomplished, professional chemists holding a bachelor’s or master’s degree or the equivalent, …
Members can now access the abstract separates for the 250th ACS National Meeting held in Boston (Fall 2015). To access the file, you must be a Division Member. You can download the PDF file (30 MB) from the Organic Division’s Meeting Abstract Page. Use your ACS Login ID to access the page. If you do …
The ACS Division of Organic Chemistry has named Jeffrey S. Moore, Murchison-Mallory Professor of Chemistry and Materials Science and Engineering at The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign as the 2015 Edward Leete Awardee which recognizes outstanding contributions to teaching and research in Organic Chemistry. The award is named in honor of Edward Leete who, through …
Please join us in congratulating the following 10 members of the Organic Division who were selected to the 2015 class of ACS fellows: Michael Appell U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service Mary K. Boyd St. Edward’s University Amber Flynn Charlebois SUNY Geneseo and Fairleigh Dickinson University Christine S. Chow Wayne State University Mark D. …
The ACS Division of Organic Chemistry has named Eric V. Anslyn Norman Hackerman Professor in Chemistry at The University of Texas at Austin as the 2013 Edward Leete Awardee which recognizes outstanding contributions to teaching and research in Organic Chemistry. The award is named in honor of Edward Leete who, through his contributions to science …
