There is still time to propose a symposium for the 2027 Green Chemistry & Engineering Conference. Share your vision, highlight emerging research, and convene the scientific community around the innovations driving a more sustainable future. Submit yours today: buff.ly/PaQT61m

Sarah EchoHawk believes everyone should feel a sense of belonging in science. Through AISES, Indigenous students can find community by seeing themselves represented in the field. [1/3]

Congratulations to Henri B. Kagan and Kensō Soai, winners of the 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry! ACS Publications is providing free-to-read access through the end of the year to selected articles from each laureate and related research. Learn more: buff.ly/qaOb5Ad 🧪 #chemsky #NobelPrize

These two researchers helped answer one of the great questions of science: How could nature create homochirality from achiral starting materials? Click the link to learn more: buff.ly/XOxdSPT 1/7

Henri B. Kagan at Paris-Saclay University, and Kenso Soai at the Tokyo University of Science have won this year’s #NobelPrize in Chemistry “for the discovery of non-linear effects and autocatalysis in asymmetric organic synthesis.” Read more: cen.acs.org/people/nobel... #ChemNobel #chemsky 🧪

The 2026 #NobelPrize in Chemistry has been awarded to Henri B. Kagan and Kenso Soai “for the discovery of non-linear effects and autocatalysis in asymmetric organic synthesis.” Stay tuned for the full story to come! cen.acs.org/people/nobel... #ChemNobel #chemsky 🧪

Chemistry Nobel awarded for chiral chemistry advances

Henri B. Kagan and Kensō Soai win the 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for their work on nonlinear effects and asymmetric catalysis

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Congratulations to Henri B. Kagan and Kensō Soai, the laureates of the 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry! They are sharing the award equally for their work on designing reactions that selectively form only one enantiomer of a chiral molecule. Read the ACS press release: www.acs.org/pressroom/ne...

We are pleased to announce that Professor Christy L. Haynes of the University of Minnesota, USA, has been appointed as Editor-in-Chief of Analytical Chemistry. Read the announcement: buff.ly/BtA3UgG

Before you run your next reaction, what could you reconsider? Our free Designing Greener Experiments poster brings green chemistry considerations together in one place so researchers can refer to them while you work. Free poster: Designing Greener Experiments → buff.ly/TgVZqnq #GreenChemistry

Tyrslai M. Williams-Carter understands the power of community. She wants future generations of Black and Brown scientists to feel that same sense of being seen and supported that she felt when she first stepped into the NOBCChE conference. [1/2]

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Alán Aspuru-Guzik sees curiosity as the first step for a journey of lifelong learning. By embracing new experiences, asking questions, & exploring the unknown, we open the door to new ideas & possibilities. [1/2]

On August 25, @pubs.acs.org in partnership with #ACSFall2026 brought the JACS Symposium Series event to Chicago. Attendees enjoyed a full day of keynote lectures from Nobel Laureates and leading researchers. [1/2]

What a week at ACS Fall 2026! From sharing research and exploring new science to reconnecting with colleagues and making new connections across the chemistry community — and, of course, celebrating #ACS150. Photo credit: EPNAC [1/3]

According to research presented at #ACSFall2026, scent compounds in cleaning products quickly react with ozone in the air, forming nanoparticles that raise potential inhalation concerns. Read more: buff.ly/DMtWzuJ

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Today at #ACSFall2026: Taking inspiration from nature to find longer lasting, safer colors for cosmetics, food coatings, and paints. Learn more: buff.ly/rdHpOxq

Imagine beautiful glowing pigments. Now imagine the pigments fading. This is what happens naturally over time. [1/4]

Today at #ACSFall2026: Stanford University researchers present a more sustainable cement production process. Their new plasma heating method produces cement quickly and effectively in proof-of-concept tests. Read more: buff.ly/8YzSxfh

Professor Molenium has arrived! #ACSFall2026

Welcome to #ACSFall2026!

Kids Zone brought the chemistry of construction to Chicago’s Navy Pier today! Thank you to our volunteers for donating your time and sharing your passion for science with the community! #ACSFall2026

Find Your Community at #ACSFall2026! Looking for a place to start? Here are just a few featured highlights from our four ACS Fall 2026 Community Programs. Build your itinerary, discover new ideas, and grow your network: buff.ly/SyKFLfu

Is this the best time in history to be a chemist? Green chemistry co-founder Paul Anastas thinks new tools could unlock higher-performing materials that reduce waste and chemical hazards, while improving safety and lessening reliance on finite resources. buff.ly/t5MGdGN

Sustainability is about creation, not restriction

We’ve spent decades building waste, toxicity and dependence on finite resources into the foundation of modern life. But it doesn’t have to stay this way. Co-founder of Green Chemistry Paul Anastas…

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📢 ADVOCACY ALERT: Comment by August 24 🚨 Your voice is needed to advocate for federal science funding. The National Science Foundation has proposed major changes to its grant policies, with revised guidance aligning them with OMB's proposed rule. Learn more and comment: buff.ly/6vbvGxA

When serendipity meets chemistry, discoveries can follow. Sometimes an unexpected observation can spark something completely new & impactful. [1/3]

Where does innovation come from? From a strong team, a clear mission, and a curious mindset, according to Nako Nakatsuka, Ph.D. Her research program in chemical nanotechnology aims to improve human health by harnessing the innate elegance of biological sensing platforms. [1/4]

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Evolved look. More connections. Greater impact. Today, ACS unveils an evolved brand inspired by the continuous nature of scientific progress. Discover ACS and learn more: buff.ly/LuiYp7m