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 …
The list of approximately 320 posters for the 2015 National Organic Symposium (NOS) is now available on the NOS Poster Page. Advanced registration remains open until midnight June 21. On-site registration will be available at the start of the conference. For advanced registration goto the Registration System Here. The 44th National Organic Chemistry Symposium will …
The Division of Organic Chemistry plans to award the 2015-2016 academic year fellowships for Ph.D. students to be held during their third or fourth year of study. Applicants must meet all of the following criteria: (1) be starting their 3rd or 4th year of Ph. D. studies in Fall 2015, (2) be US citizens …
The ACS, Division of Organic Chemistry has limited funding available to support approved symposia in the organic section at Pacifichem 2015. Please submit your requests to the Division Secretary-Treasurer Barry Snider by e-mail (snider@brandeis.edu) by July 1, 2015. Please include updated speaker/subject information that was originally submitted to Pacifichem for evaluation of your proposal. In …
The 2015 DOC Graduate Research Symposium (GRS) will be held St. Edward’s University, Austin (Thursday, July 23 through Sunday, July 26, 2015). The DOC Graduate Research Symposium provides an opportunity for 50-75 graduate students in organic chemistry to interact with leaders from academia, industry, various funding agencies, and publishers at a single venue. You can …
