The American Chemical Society (ACS) and Latin American Federation of Chemical Associations (FLAQ) is promoting the fourth edition of “Latin American Women in Chemistry Awards 2026”. This award aims to ...

The joint American Chemical Society-Brazilian Chemical Society “Brazilian Women in Chemistry Awards” aims to promote gender equality, focusing on the Brazilian chemistry community, and recognizing the ...

For Women’s History Month this March, the American Chemical Society Women Chemists Committee (WCC) will celebrate ACS president Dorothy Phillips and her impressive career in chemistry and leadership.

Experts have advocated improved science teaching methods, well-equipped laboratories and sustained mentorship to motivate more young girls to study chemistry and pursue careers in science. The call ...

Chemistry has a long history ultimately dating back to alchemy, although there have not been as many female chemists in history as female mathematicians. Maria Sklodowska Curie (1867-1934) and her ...

The three presentations in Panel II addressed the status of women in higher education and the workforce in the three focal disciplines: chemical sciences, computer science, and mathematics and ...