Reminder: Applications for the DOC Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowships (SURF) are due in just under one month on Feb. 19th, 2025. $6000 is awarded based on students' research proposals, academic records, faculty recs and passion for lab science. zurl.co/GY8LU

The Executive Committee of the ACS Division of Organic Chemistry (DOC) and the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) Dept. of Chemistry invite you to register for the 49th AND 100 year anniversary of the National Organic Chemistry Symposium (NOS)! zurl.co/gLMTc

Just one more week to submit nominations for the 2025 Industrial Early and Mid-Career Investigator Awards, so nominate a colleague today! Looking forward to a great set of award talks this fall! ACS Organic Division ACS Division of Medicinal Chemistry ACS ANYL Chemistry organicdivision.org/earlycareerinv… organicdivision.org/midcareerinves…

The Board of Editors of Organic Syntheses is pleased to announce the launch of a new category of articles for the journal: "OS Techniques". As is the case with our preparative-focused articles , Techniques will be independently "checked" for reproducibility. orgsyn.org/Default.aspx

Last night, the 2025 Roger Adams Award recipient - Prof. Eric Jacobsen - delivered a fantastic lecture at the National Organic Symposium. Prof. John Wood provided a brilliant introduction. The award is sponsored by Organic Reactions and Organic Syntheses Congratulations!

Having a great time at #NOS2025. Congratulations to my students Dalia, Ohm and Tristan on winning a poster presentation award. Got some pictures with a Nobel Prize winner too!

Presentation of the Roger Adams Award Medal to Prof. Jacobsen (⁦Jacobsen Lab⁩ )! ⁦Maleczka Research Group - MSU Chemistry⁩ gave an overview of Organic Reactions and The RA Award followed by introduction of Eric by ⁦John L. Wood⁩. Congratulations Eric! ACS Organic Division Organic Syntheses #NOS2025

Autograph signings ⁦ACS Organic Division⁩ 2025 National Organic Chemistry Symposium! ⁦⁦Future scientists with some of our plenary speakers: Keary Engle (⁦Engle Lab⁩), Jenn Allen (⁦Amgen 🧪🔬🧬⁩), Morten Meldal and Melanie Sanford (⁦Michigan Chemistry⁩) #NOS2025

The 50th National Organic Chemistry Symposium (NOS) will be held at the Univ. of Minnesota in Minneapolis, MN from Sun. July 25 - Thurs. July 29, 2027! Mingji Dai (Emory) — 2027 NOS Chair Alex Grenning (Minnesota) — 2029 NOS Chair (2027 Local Chair) zurl.co/xgngg

The Division of Organic Chemistry would like to congratulate the 2025 Arthur C. Cope Awardee - Prof. Timothy Swager (MIT) and the Arthur C. Cope Scholar Awardees!

Help us congratulate our 2025 Academic Young Investigators! The program recognizes Assistant Professors who are entering their 5th or 6th years. See the list of recipients on our website. Join us on August 19th in Room 204C for the symposium. zurl.co/XtwN8

Super honored to be part of this symposium at the Fall ACS Conference! Come check it out!

Come one, come all...to our FULL DAY (!) joint symposium between the ORGN and AGRO divisions at ACS DC featuring a selection of fantastic chemists from across industry and academia. Super excited for all the seminars in this symposium, especially my colleague Rosaura

The Division of Organic Chemistry invites you to meet with the Executive Committee and the larger Organic chemistry community next week at the Fall ACS Meeting in DC. Have ice cream, coffee and refreshments on us! We look forward to meeting you all.

SuFEx welcomes new coupling partners - carbon pronucleophiles. Congrats to Ball Lab students Joseph Novicki and Matt Teeter and Pfizer colleagues Alistair, Tom, Neil, ans Chris am Ende on the great work! #MyFirstChemSci pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art…

The Division of Organic Chemistry gets the job done! We had an efficient meeting and are excited to share our new initiatives with the amazing community we serve. Welcome to Washington D.C.!

Behind every bond is a brilliant mind. Organic chemists make the molecules, but they also make the difference. Share your journey, research, its importance to society and your thoughts on how we can expand the reach of organic chemistry. Help us #AmplifyOrganic

The real magic of organic chemistry? The people who do it. Thanks to Professsor Malika Jeffries-EL (@chemdiva.bsky.social ) for sharing her story with us. We look forward to reading and watching yours. Please use #AmplifyOrganic

ACS attendees...come join us for the ICE CREAM SOCIAL Today in Ballroom C Foyer! 12:30 - 2pm! Tomorrow, coffee is on us. Same place, same time! See you soon!

Being in an era that relishes negativity, we want to positively celebrate the myriad success of organic chemistry and organic chemists so we are launching #AmplifyOrganic. Share your stories with the hashtag. See link for suggested questions to answer zurl.co/1FGeG