The ACS GCI Oilfield Chemistry Roundtable has made great strides in helping to implement green chemistry pract
How much NSF funding has been devoted to "generative AI" in the last five years? Searching existing published datasets for "generative AI" is cumbersome.
By Cole Chamberli
... moreThe Nina McClelland Memorial Award was established in 2021 to commemorate the strong commitment Dr. McClelland showed to green chemistry
The American Chemical Society announces the launch of a new grant program as part of the ACS Campaign for a Sustainable Future. The campaign, initiated by the ACS Board of Directors,
Leveraging crowdsourcing via opnMe.com for ‘More Green Medicines’ and a healthier planet
The challenge
Solvents account for a major part of the total chemical waste that is generated during the synthesis of active pharmaceutical ingredients. A reduction in
... moreBy Dr. Sederra Ross, Associate, ACS Green Chemistry Institute
We are happy to announce the recipients of the 2023 ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering Lectureship Awards. These awards honor the scientific accomplishments of scientists working in green c
... moreBy Christiana Briddell, Sr. Communication Manager, ACS Green Chemistry Institute
The U.N. Sustainable Development Goal of Zero Hunger has been the focus of several initiatives lately across the ACS and beyond.
In December, the ACS Office of Sustainability
... moreBy Dr. David Laviska, Portfolio Manager for Green Chemistry and Sustainability in Education, ACS Green Chemistry Institute
It’s awards season at the ACS Green Chemistry Institute® (GCI) and we’re delighted that unprecedented numbers of students from under
... moreBy Dr. Karolina Mellor, Hannah S. Feldman, and Dr. Lars Ratjen, Center for Green Chemistry & Green Engineering at Yale University
Green chemistry and green engineering will play a vital role in facing many of the countless challenges and burdens the rapid
... moreBy Madeline Pandos, ACS Green Chemistry Institute
As school life continued to return to normal in 2022, many ACS Student Chapters took on hosting more activities throughout the year to promote green chemistry ideas. This year the ACS Green Chemistry Insti
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It is estimated that only 1-2% of chemists ever venture onto the road less travelled—launching a chemistry start-up (Knauer, 2021). The reason likely lies in the significant commitment and sacrifice associated with starting a new venture. How would you kn
Founded in 1885 and family-owned ever since, Boehringer Ingelheim takes a long-term perspective. Boehringer Ingelheim’s commitment towards a healthier and more sustainable future is firmly anchored in our corporate philosophy since its founding and transl
... moreEight research groups have received funds from the ACS Green Chemistry Institute Pharmaceutical Roundtable amounting to a total of $350,000. These grants advance key research areas identified by the Roundtable as well as emerging topics with the potential to provide significant sustainability advances.
moreThe ACS Southeastern Regional Meeting (SERMACS) was held in San Juan, Puerto Rico on October 18-22. The program had a strong component of sustainability with a series of six sessions organized and presided by H.N. Cheng, ACS Past President and Juan Colberg, Pfizer. ACS Green Chemistry Institute (GCI) staff, Christiana Briddell and Isamir Martinez, were on site to engage the energized participants from all over the southeast U.S. and Puerto Rico.
moreBy Julian R. Silverman, Assistant Professor, Department of Science and Math, The Fashion Institute of Technology, New York, NY
How can scientists and educators meaningfully connect the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) with the Principles of Green Chemistry? This is a question Jessica D’eon and I tackled when we agreed to create a teaching module on stoichiometry for an introductory chemistry course. Our idea was to have students discuss the human health and environmental impacts of incomplete combustion by explaining and exploring reaction efficiency and yield.
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