ACSINORDivision

The Division of Inorganic Chemistry, part of the American Chemical Society (ACS), is a premier organization dedicated to advancing the field of inorganic chemistry. As the oldest Inorganic Chemistry organization in North America, it plays a vital role in fostering connections among professionals in the discipline. The Division organizes significant programs at professional meetings and promotes teaching in inorganic chemistry at both undergraduate and graduate levels.

Members benefit from a wealth of resources, including awards like the Early Career Industrial Investigator Award and opportunities for travel funding. The Division encompasses various subdivisions focused on essential aspects of inorganic chemistry: Coordination Chemistry, Organometallic Chemistry, Bioinorganic Chemistry, Solid-State Chemistry, Nanoscience, and Sustainable Energy & Environment. These subdivisions address critical topics such as catalyst design, medical applications, molecular structure-function relationships, and green chemistry initiatives. By championing community engagement and collaboration, the Division of Inorganic Chemistry plays a crucial role in shaping the future of this dynamic field.