In this keynote from the 2023 GC&E Conference, Professor Helen Sneddon reflects on similarities and differences she’s seen in green chemistry moving from industry to academia and highlights four themes that are integral to developing a circular economy.

The workshop, coming to ACS Fall 2023 and led by David A. Laviska, equips chemistry educators to embrace green chemistry principles and meet the new guidelines for ACS-certified chemistry degrees.

At this year’s GC&E keynote speaker, Sean Hunt, CTO of Solugen, discusses challenges and potential for innovation relevant to decarbonizing the chemicals industry.

The Green Chemistry & Engineering Conference followed by the ACS Summer School on Green Chemistry & Sustainable Energy made for a busy and fun June and July!

As a global leader in agricultural solutions, Corteva Agriscience is committed to developing technologies to help farmers sustainably increase the production of healthy food and minimize the environm

The Chang Fellowship provides national recognition for two outstanding graduate student scholars who have shown superior quality in thei

What does the pharma and agricultural industry have in common? Quite a lot, it turns out. Much of the value that green chemistry and engineering bring to the development of activ

As described in the summary that follows, proactive, creative students at the University of Toronto have been focu

Over the last two decades, the GCI has been able to tap into diverse, expert advice from professionals in the green chemistry field acr

Chemistry education is undergoing a transformation. To support this change, we highlight our campaign to bring new resources and focus on green chemi

The ACS Green Chemistry Institute, in partnership with in

The ACS Office of Research Grants administers the Petroleum Research Fund (PRF) grant which provides grants for fundamental research related to petroleum-derived materials in one of ten specified

New expanded partnership between global green chemistry n

In April, after a year’s worth of research and member engagement, the Green Chemistry & Commerce Council (GC3) formerly rebranded as Change Chemistry.

Prof. Szekely won a 2023 ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering Lectureship Award and will be presenting his research in a keynote at the 27th Annual Green Chemistry & Engineering Conference in Long Beach, CA on June 15.