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The American Carbon Society:
Aims and Scope
The American Carbon Society (ACS), formerly the American Carbon Committee, was established in 1957 with the express purpose of organizing U.S. conferences on carbon. Today, the aims and scope of the American Carbon Society are considerably more diverse than those envisioned by its founders.
The Society promotes interdisciplinary research and technology in the field of carbon science.
Moreover, the Society sponsors a Biennial Conference on Carbon, a major international conference encompassing all areas of carbon science. In the intervening years the Society sponsors the American Carbon Society Workshop, which provides a forum for reporting and discussing single topic carbon research in a more focused manner than that afforded by the biennial conferences.
The ACS promotes carbon science and technology through its Graffn Lecture series, and recognizes excellence in carbon science through the SGL Carbon and Pettinos Awards. Student participation at ACS-sponsored conferences is recognized through the Mrozowski and Walker Awards.
CARBON, an international journal, is sponsored by the American Carbon Society. CARBON is now a monthly publication of approximately 160 pages per issue which publishes papers from numerous foreign countries.
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