American Chemical Society Has New Web Site
Posted on: Tuesday, 27 November 2007, 12:00 CST
The American Chemical Society has a new Web site designed for people interested in chemistry and chemical engineering.
ACS officials said the Web site is designed to provide more intuitive access to information, including subscriber access to the society's 36 peer-reviewed scientific journals, job listings, podcasts and other resources.
The American Chemical Society -- the world's largest scientific society -- has 160,000 members and maintains offices in Columbus, Ohio, and Washington. The Web site is available at www.acs.org.
Source: United Press International
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