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This Collection highlights published work that was funded by the Petroleum Research Fund. The PRF was established in 1944 and invests approximately $19 million per year in seed funding for fundamental research involving petroleum-derived compounds. go.acs.org/dGR

📣Announcing the winners of the Chemistry of Materials 2025 Lectureship and Best Paper Award. Meet the winners with an exclusive interview and read their outstanding research. Read Now👉 go.acs.org/dkH

Excited to share that the Chemistry of Emergent 2D Materials Special Issue is now live! @ChemMater pubs.acs.org/page/cmatex/vi…. More will come soon. Many thanks to the editorial team and all contributing authors for making this possible! pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.10…

Congratulations to the 2025 Chemistry Nobel Laureates Susumu Kitagawa, Richard Robson and Omar M. Yaghi! Check out this guest Editorial by Prof. Yaghi & Prof. Laura Gagliardi on the future of #MOFs 👉 go.acs.org/dfb Explore the Collection 👉go.acs.org/dfa

Nominations now open for ACS Materials Au 2026 Rising Stars! Celebrate early-career researchers making progress in materials science. 📅 Deadline: Monday, October 20, 2025 Nominate your Rising Star (self-nominations welcome): go.acs.org/d6e Cc: @ChemMater

#CallforPapers: Continuous Flow Chemistry This #JACSAu Special Issue aims to showcase the multidisciplinary applications of continuous flow chemistry and provide a platform for the latest innovations in the field. Find out more on ACS Axial: go.acs.org/d6C

Nominations for the 2025 Chemistry of Materials Best Paper Award are now open. This award honors forward-thinking research and celebrates the importance of co-author contributions. The nomination deadline is July 23. Submit your nomination 👉 go.acs.org/cR1

📣 Nominations for the 2025 Chemistry of Materials Best Paper Award are now open. This award honors forward-thinking research and celebrates the importance of co-author contributions. The nomination deadline is July 23. Submit your nomination 👉 go.acs.org/cL8

This Call for Papers from ACS Materials Au seeks to highlight the design, manufacturing, functional properties, and mathematical/computational modeling of complex materials. Submit your manuscript by December 31, 2025. Submit your research 👉 go.acs.org/cKM

We are thrilled to celebrate 5 years of the ACS Au Journal Family. We present this joint Collection featuring a sample of the excellent work published in the journals in the last five years, handpicked by the Editors-in-Chief and the Deputy Editors. 👉 go.acs.org/cmD

This Collection from Chemistry of Materials highlights recent contributions to this dynamic field as researchers continue to innovate in the pursuit of unlocking their full potential. Read now 👉 go.acs.org/cmE

ACS Materials Au recognizes early career scientists who represent the depth, breadth, diversity, and interconnectivity of materials science being conducted across the globe. Read this Special Issue 👉 go.acs.org/cmC

Congrats to the 2024 Rising Stars from ACS Materials Au!!! pubs.acs.org/page/amacgu/vi…

We are pleased to welcome the new Deputy Editor of ACS Materials Letters - Prof. Hong-Cai (Joe) Zhou from Texas A&M University. Learn more about Prof. Zhou's research and his plans for the journal in our recent interview with him 👉 axial.acs.org/materials-scie…

We are pleased to welcome the new Deputy Editor of ACS Materials Letters - Prof. Hong-Cai (Joe) Zhou from Texas A&M University. Learn more about Prof. Zhou's research and his plans for the journal in our recent interview with him 👉 go.acs.org/cgA

This new Collection from Chemistry of Materials showcases an excellent selection of highly cited and downloaded content, as well as papers that attracted wider media attention and some recommended reading from our editorial team. Read now 👉 go.acs.org/ceC

The 2025 Rising Stars nominations are now open. Please nominate your best early career researcher!!! axial.acs.org/cross-discipli…

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