In celebration of women in the field of chemistry who continue to break barriers, please enjoy this curated selection of Special Issues, Collections, articles, events, interviews, and more.
International Women’s Day, recognized globally on March 8, is a day celebrating the social, economic, scientific, cultural, and political achievements of Women. The theme this year, “Inspire Inclusion,” emphasizes the importance of diversity and empowerment in all aspects of society.
The American Chemical Society continues to strive towards our mission “to advance the broader chemistry enterprise and its practitioners for the benefit of Earth and its people.” Together with our many women editors, authors, reviewers, and readers, ACS Publications works to promote the full and equal access to and participation in science for women. We celebrate the hard work and innovations women have contributed to the chemistry community.
In celebration of women in the field of chemistry who continue to break barriers, please explore this selection of Special Issues, Collections, articles, events, interviews, and more.
Reach for the Stars─Inspiring Latin American Women in STEM
Resilient Women and the Resiliency of Science
Women Researchers at the Forefront of Crystal Engineering
Women Scientists at the Forefront of Energy Research (Parts 1-6)
Marsha I. Lester Festschrift
Read Prof. Lester's Autobiography, published as part of this Special Issue.
Cynthia M. Friend Festschrift
Read Prof. Friend's Personal Perspective on a Life in Science, published as part of this Special Issue.
Articles from Chemical & Engineering News
How Shyamala Rajender fought back against discrimination
C&EN’s 2020 Trailblazers: Celebrating badass women entrepreneurs in chemistry
One on one with Carolyn Bertozzi
LGBTQ+ chemists react to Carolyn Bertozzi’s Nobel win
Chemistry in Pictures: Women in Chemistree
Researchers on parental leave get help in the lab
Women publish at rates equal to men but leave science earlier
Career Ladder Series
Career Ladder: Candice Z. Ulmer Holland