ACS Publications' Organic & Inorganic portfolio brings together trusted journals, broad visibility, and a seamless submission experience designed for working researchers.
Publishing your work shouldn’t feel like overcoming a barrier between you and the scientific community you’re trying to reach. You want a journal that fits your research, a submission process that respects your time, and a publishing partner that helps your discoveries gain visibility and recognition.
The ACS Organic & Inorganic portfolio of journals is built to support you through every step of that journey, no matter what kind of manuscript you’re preparing or where you are in your career.
Your Work Deserves to Be Seen and Cited
You’ve invested a lot of time and effort into your research. Publishing with ACS ensures your work reaches the global community and gets noticed by your peers.
ACS Inorganic & Organic journals are:
- Highly cited, increasing the reach of your work.
- Rigorously peer reviewed, ensuring scientific integrity.
- Comprehensive, covering every corner of organic and inorganic chemistry.
With over 44.5 million downloads across the portfolio, your discoveries don’t just sit on a shelf; they’re actively read, cited, and used to drive the next wave of scientific innovation. Below is a quick guide to help you find the best home for your work.
The ACS Organic & Inorganic Portfolio
A Submission Experience Designed for Researchers
You shouldn’t have to wrestle with a submission system. The ACS Publishing Center is designed to simplify your workflow, helping you compare journals, understand manuscript types, and track your submission with ease.
Right now, it’s available for:
It will roll out to all ACS journals throughout 2026, giving you a unified, streamlined experience across the entire portfolio.
Your Next Breakthrough Belongs Here
You’ve done the experiments, the analysis, and the writing. Now give your research the publishing home it deserves.
Submit your manuscript and join a global community advancing the future of organic and inorganic chemistry.
