The Executive Committee of the Division of Organic Chemistry (DOC) of the American Chemical Society and the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) Department of Chemistry invite you to register to attend the 49th National Organic Chemistry Symposium (NOS). This will be the 100 year anniversary of the NOS, and we are pleased to have the conference …
ACS has introduced the Arthur C. Cope Postdoctoral Fellowship, a prestigious two-year program designed to recognize outstanding achievements and foster innovative research in organic chemistry in the U.S. Fellows will receive $85,000 annually, providing the freedom to explore bold and creative research directions that contribute to a sustainable world. Nominations are open until April 1, …
Posters are now being accepted for the 48th National Organic Chemistry Symposium (NOS).
Call for Nominations for the 2025 SURF Fellowships – Applications for the 2025 Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowships (SURF) ($6,000) are now being accepted. The Division of Organic Chemistry annually awards SURF Fellowships to outstanding undergraduate organic chemistry students. These competitive fellowships are awarded on the merits of students’ research proposals, academic records, faculty recommendations, and …
The intent of the Academic Young Investigator’s Symposium (YAS) is to recognize Assistant Professors who are entering their fifth or sixth years and who have not yet been considered for tenure. Sixteen speakers are annually invited to give 30-minute presentations on their work at the fall ACS National Meeting. Nominations are due on February 11, …
We are now accepting abstracts for #ACSFall2025! This in-person and digital meeting will be held in Washington, DC, and globally from August 17–21, 2025. Submit your virtual, in-person, and poster presentations for open symposia by Monday, March 31, 2025 https://acsnm270.abstractcentral.com/
The Organic Division (DOC) recognizes early-career and mid-career scientists through two related programs: 1) The Early Career Investigator (ECI) Award program, which recognizes independent and non-academic (preferentially multidisciplinary) investigators (e.g. industry, government or non-profit laboratory) who are no more than 10 years from graduate school or post-doctoral appointment. These individuals have demonstrated outstanding promise for …
The Organic Division (DOC) strives to effectively communicate pertinent information regarding our diverse programs (nearly 20 in number) and other relevant news to the organic chemistry community. This is achieved by maintaining an up-to-date website with dedicated pages for each program. Additionally, the most significant news and events are prominently displayed on the homepage (an …
The DOC Graduate Research Symposium (GRS) provides an opportunity for graduate students in organic chemistry to interact with leaders from academia, industry, various funding agencies, and publishers at a single venue. It will take place at San Diego State University in San Diego, CA on July 17-20, 2025. For more details and the link to …
The purpose of the Technical Achievements in Organic Chemistry 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 equivalent. The program has split into these two programs to recognize more individuals: The Early Career-Technical Achievements in Organic Chemistry (EC-TAOC) Award is …
