The American Chemical Society
Division of Inorganic Chemistry
Advancing the Science of Inorganic Chemistry
The Division of Inorganic Chemistry, a division of The American Chemical Society, is dedicated to advancing the field of inorganic chemistry through supporting its practitioners and purveyors. The Division works to build and maintain relationships among inorganic chemists, arrange inorganic chemistry programs at professional meetings, and promote the teaching of inorganic chemistry at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. Our combined passion and dedication has made our organization the oldest Inorganic Chemistry organization in North America.
Upcoming Events
Feb 2023
Periodic Table Talk: Bioinorganic subdivision on February 15 - 02/15/23 at 11:45 am - 1:30 pmMar 2023
ACS Scholars Program - Application Period Ends March 1st! - 03/01/23 - 03/02/23 at All DayACS: Spring 2023 Event - Indianapolis, IN - 03/26/23 - 03/30/23 at 12:00 am
Aug 2023
ACS: Fall 2023 Event - San Francisco, CA - 08/13/23 - 08/17/23 at 12:00 amNov 2023
ACS Scholars Program - Application Period Opens Nov 1st - 11/01/23 - 11/02/23 at 12:00 amNews & Recent Updates
National Academies: Innovations in Catalysis to Address Modern Challenges, Abstracts Due Oct. 5th
The NAS Workshop for the Chemical Sciences Roundtable on “Innovations in Catalysis to Address Modern Challenges” will be a hybrid meeting (in-person and virtual) in Washington DC. It will be held October 24-25. In addition to a topically diverse set of speakers, the Workshop is seeking submissions from the catalysis community on short 3-minute presentations…
2022 ACS Division of Inorganic Chemistry Early Career Industrial Investigator Award recipient
Congratulations to Dr. Aaron Sattler (ExxonMobil Technology & Engineering Company), the recipient of the 2022 ACS Division of Inorganic Chemistry Early Career Industrial Investigator Award. This award recognizes Aaron’s research on mechanistic C-H bond activation and H/D exchange, advancing research on catalysis and materials development for applied industrially relevant processes, such as alkane dehydrogenation.
ACS Division of Inorganic Chemistry & RSC Inorganic Reaction Mechanisms Group of Dalton Announce New Virtual Seminar Series
The Division of Inorganic Chemistry of the ACS and the Inorganic Reaction Mechanisms Group of Dalton (RSC) are pleased to announcement a joint virtual seminar series highlighting the latest advances in mechanisms. These seminars will be held throughout the year with one representative from each society. The inaugural seminar will be held on 24 May…