Division of Inorganic Chemistry American Chemical Society Form

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The Division of Inorganic Chemistry represents a diverse body of scientists who come together to understand and promote the richness of the chemistry of the elements. We have molecular biologists, material scientists, and many other chemists from a wide range of technical divisions, which is a testament to the centrality of inorganic chemistry. We encourage and foster a great collaboration amongst our constituency and have a bottom up approach when it comes to shaping our programming to meet the needs and wants of our division at large. That means we get a great deal of diversification in what is being discussed and presented and that really keeps us on the cutting edge. We recognize and celebrate all participants, from undergraduate students to industry to academically focused researchers to students and chemists working in the national labs. As a 15 year member of the DIC, I can say that from the very beginning every member I've met has made me feel incredibly comfortable. I c