international association of catalysis societies

How Can One Get Involved with IACS?

Individuals and organizations can get involved with IACS by:
1. Joining one of its member societies.
2. Participating in IACS-sponsored events and conferences.
3. Contributing to IACS publications and special interest groups.
4. Nominating colleagues or themselves for IACS awards and honors.

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