ENFL Programming at ACS Fall 2026
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Call for Papers - Subsurface Energy Solutions: Chemistry for a Diversified Energy Future
The Energy and Fuel Division gladly invites you to the symposium “Subsurface Energy Solutions: Chemistry for a Diversified Energy Future.” This symposium will take place during the ACS Spring 2027 Meeting in New Orleans, Louisiana (March 21–25, 2027). The deadline for abstracts is Sept. 30, 2024 (see instructions at maps.acs.org).
Read more →Call for participation at ACS Fall meeting Honeywell UOP Riverside Laboratory Tour
Join us for an exclusive tour of the Honeywell UOP Riverside Laboratory during the ACS Fall 2026 Meeting! This unique opportunity offers a behind-the-scenes look at Honeywell UOP's world-class R&D facilities, including an overview of the company's research activities, guided laboratory tour, and networking lunch with Honeywell scientists and leadership.
Read more →2026 Henry H. Storch Award Recipient Announced
The ENFL Division is proud to announce the recipient of the 2026 Henry H. Storch Award in Energy Chemistry.
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